It's a perspective I think I'll never have. So when he dies, maybe there will be another zero at the end of his bank account balance?
Maybe I'm just lazy, but if I ever managed to save a small fraction of what these high level execs pull in, I would retire. I mean RETIRE retire, not retire and go on to some other position elsewhere.
Think of it. All the resources you'd need to have a lovely home(s), travel wherever you wanted, and be generous to your loved ones and any charitable causes that struck your fancy.
Unless being a comptroller THRILLED me to death, I would be out and done years ago to enjoy the years I have on earth and explore every nook of the planet.
It's a perspective I think I'll never have. So when he dies, maybe there will be another zero at the end of his bank account balance?
Maybe I'm just lazy, but if I ever managed to save a small fraction of what these high level execs pull in, I would retire. I mean RETIRE retire, not retire and go on to some other position elsewhere.
Think of it. All the resources you'd need to have a lovely home(s), travel wherever you wanted, and be generous to your loved ones and any charitable causes that struck your fancy.
Unless being a comptroller THRILLED me to death, I would be out and done years ago to enjoy the years I have on earth and explore every nook of the planet.
He's on the board of directors. That is not a full time job. Even so, board of directors usually don't get paid. If he is getting paid, it won't even be close to a fraction of what he was making at Apple. Besides, as I said, being on the board of directors is not a full time job. Tim Cook is on the board of directors at Nike, yet he still finds time to run Apple![]()
Can't wait for that current idiot to retire.
He's on the board of directors. That is not a full time job. Even so, board of directors usually don't get paid. If he is getting paid, it won't even be close to a fraction of what he was making at Apple. Besides, as I said, being on the board of directors is not a full time job. Tim Cook is on the board of directors at Nike, yet he still finds time to run Apple![]()
Being on a board is like a once a month job. It is not full time.
Off to work for a bank eh?
Good riddance.
He is joining goldmans board. He will be doing considerably less work. He probably just wanted to retire from working everyday in a high stress job. Good luck to him. He served Apple well.
Considerably less work but also considerable amount of power on a world wide scale. The GS board is probably briefed on all major economic issues and movements and being part of the meetings where one of the most powerful private companies contemplates its next move has got be more interesting than playing even more golf. It is not a full time job or even a part time job, but it will probably be very interesting. Seems like a great move.
He's on the board of directors. That is not a full time job. Even so, board of directors usually don't get paid. If he is getting paid, it won't even be close to a fraction of what he was making at Apple. Besides, as I said, being on the board of directors is not a full time job. Tim Cook is on the board of directors at Nike, yet he still finds time to run Apple![]()
If I was a financial officer in Apple, I'd leave as well after Cook announced he's a crazy fool that won't disclose spending to investors. There is no mistake why this man is leaving a couple days after Cook's bizarre flip out; there are no coincidences.
Actually, I think it's everyone's business. They are responsible for many investor's money.
I would love to know how much Goldman Sachs is paying him to leave.
now,some apple leader leave company ,
scott forstall
bob mansfield
and this guy and couple more guy
apple leader now how many left , 7 or 8
these could tell , apple going down slowly
Let me throw another idea, maybe he wanted a new challenge? I don't always leave for a higher wage, so long as the potential is there....
Incorrect. Average person sitting on a Board at a fortune 500 company makes $234K/yr for about 4 hours of work a week. It's the best job you can have.
Source: http://wallstcheatsheet.com/stocks/pay-raises-expected-for-fortune-500-board-directors.html/
Not really anyone's business, is it.
He's on the board of directors. That is not a full time job. Even so, board of directors usually don't get paid. If he is getting paid, it won't even be close to a fraction of what he was making at Apple. Besides, as I said, being on the board of directors is not a full time job. Tim Cook is on the board of directors at Nike, yet he still finds time to run Apple![]()
If I was a financial officer in Apple, I'd leave as well after Cook announced he's a crazy fool that won't disclose spending to investors. There is no mistake why this man is leaving a couple days after Cook's bizarre flip out; there are no coincidences.
Not really anyone's business, is it.