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Google boss doesn't know what his salary is
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He should have made an amount up."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Isn't he under oath there?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostHe should have made an amount up.Comment
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"I think I earned £xxx last year as by base salary."Originally posted by AtW View PostIsn't he under oath there?
With emphasis on the "I think".
Then when one of them says "Can you be absolutely certain?"
He should answer "I told you that I think I earned £xxx last year as my base salary. I work 90 hours a week on average and have a 4 hour daily commute".
Then he's not lying.
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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As a public figure he needs to be more transparent.Comment
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Does he bollocks!Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostAs a public figure he needs to be more transparent.
He's accountable to the company and its shareholders not some jumped up tart who thinks she can make a name for herself by stepping into the shoes of the previous jumped up tart!
That said, the only organisation to blame for the £130,000,000 payment is HMRC, now, they are a set of jumped up tarts! Even the blokes!Comment
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Well my yearly salary just fecking over halved, as most of it was made of shares options which dropped around 75% in the last few weeks.
Bollocks. Back to a mere decent contractor equivalent again. :-(What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Hang on there a bit longer fatboy.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWell my yearly salary just fecking over halved, as most of it was made of shares options which dropped around 75% in the last few weeks.
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And that is why we are in the tulip we are in. Zero accountability, zero ethics, zero positive benefit to society.Originally posted by Churchill View PostDoes he bollocks!
He's accountable to the company and its shareholders not some jumped up tart who thinks she can make a name for herself by stepping into the shoes of the previous jumped up tart!
That said, the only organisation to blame for the £130,000,000 payment is HMRC, now, they are a set of jumped up tarts! Even the blokes!
The wheels are coming off the corporate capitalist Bentley.Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWell my yearly salary just fecking over halved, as most of it was made of shares options which dropped around 75% in the last few weeks. Bollocks. Back to a mere decent contractor equivalent again. :-(
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