pickleb

In another 5 years it could be $180k per month

I hear arguments like this on HN all the time. This seems similar if not the same as, "CXO has a fiduciary duty to <do something terrible>".

How often do execs actually get punished for _not_ doing something terrible? I never seem to hear about cases where they are held responsible for not following fiduciary duty. I only seem to hear it brought up as a justification for shitty behavior.

I'm not trying to say it doesn't happen. I'm genuinely curious.

Amazing! Great work! Any chance you could add the notes on a staff. Or is there any way to contribute or get in touch with you?