Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

"For 2020, Scharf, who lives in New York, was paid a salary of $2.5 million, a $4.35 million cash bonus and nearly $13.49 million in shares."

$6.8MM plus stock. Sounds about right. $18K a day. Wish I'd gone to CEO school.

And they wonder why crime is increasing. The war on the middle class has been happening since the 80s, it just took 30 years and a pandemic for most people to wake up and notice the big disparity of wealth in this country.

@1oux+1bhT3zRJ it is hard to believe that Mack didn't know of what was going on.

Mack, Tim Sloan’s flunkie and safety valve, and the person who gave us that jacka$$ Kowach. She’s quite overpaid for someone who likely knew of the corruption long ago.

And they don't give a flippin sh-t about employee experience or TM morale. Line pockets , rinse and repeat. The former bunch who led this place would of screwed a snake for a $5 bill if someone would of held the snake for them. It is sick. GTFOH as fast as you can.

And it's the same at any large corporation.

When I was at WF I was paid 450k/yr. I never once looked or cared about what the CEO made. I only cared about my bottom line.

The surprising thing is that the twit Powell -- COO and effectively the #2 in charge -- is not the second highest paid.

And? Leave or become a leader.

You get what you think you deserve
So if you think you are underpaid then demand a raise.

What is an appropriate CEO to employee pay ratio?