Quote:Let's see, a former Yahoo executive takes an 80%-85% pay cut to join this business.


The guy invested more money after selling all of his stocks, emptying his retirement accounts (really stupid move) and taking out mortgages. He now is renting out his house to "make ends meet".


This is supposedly success?

Of course not. Real success is running a business where the only way you can profit is by paying sub minimum wage to people. Screw those people you get yours boo.


Or running a bank that tanks the economy while paying out massive bonuses for failure and avoiding any and all retribution.


Trying to do something right by your employees if it might not be absurdly profitable for you? That's failure ya'll. Isn't doubling profits from the first paragraph success?

 

Revenue is growing at twice the rate it was before Chief Executive Dan Price made his announcement this spring, according to a report on Inc.com. Profits have doubled. Customer retention is up, despite some who left because they disagreed with the decision or feared service would suffer. 

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