The cringey thing about boards of directors in general, and about the discussion surrounding Biden and his scandal specifically, is that board members being picked for superficial reasons and being paid to vote mindlessly with the majority when the board votes is regrettably very common and normal. Perhaps most people don't understand that, and think that "board member" is usually a real job.
> he was paid $65,000 per month, which is pretty high.
I doubt it's high for a petrochemical conglomerate.
> he was paid $65,000 per month, which is pretty high.
I doubt it's high for a petrochemical conglomerate.