This isn't assigning blame but:
James McNerny - CEO of Boeing from 2005-2015:
- As Boeing's first CEO without a background in aviation, he made the decision to upgrade the 737 series to 737 MAX instead of developing a new model
- Compensation in 2007: $12,904,478
- Compensation in 2009: $13,705,435
- Compensation in 2014: $29,000,000
Dennis Muilenburg - CEO of Boeing from 2015-2019:
- Compensation in 2018: $23,400,000
- Compensation for being fired in 2020: $62,000,000
- Average employee salary in 2018 was $126,991. This might be very skewed by executive salaries but the CEO made ~184x more than the average employee.
Something is wrong here.
James McNerny - CEO of Boeing from 2005-2015:
- As Boeing's first CEO without a background in aviation, he made the decision to upgrade the 737 series to 737 MAX instead of developing a new model
- Compensation in 2007: $12,904,478
- Compensation in 2009: $13,705,435
- Compensation in 2014: $29,000,000
Dennis Muilenburg - CEO of Boeing from 2015-2019:
- Compensation in 2018: $23,400,000
- Compensation for being fired in 2020: $62,000,000
- Average employee salary in 2018 was $126,991. This might be very skewed by executive salaries but the CEO made ~184x more than the average employee.
Something is wrong here.