its still funny how many CEO's of smaller companies make so much more then Tim.
worst engineering ever right. one would think you can charge it and use it at the same time. perhaps your using it wrong.Sadly, It doesn't help with charging the overall design of the Apple Magic Mouse 2 Charging Port. $50 Million Dollar Compensation salary and the struggle stays real.
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Imagine if Steve’s chosen Scott forestall had inherited his mantle
Totally OT but per your avatar -- Happy MAR10 dayOVERPAID!!!
"How much money does it take to make a man happy? Just one more dollar."After a few years of that, you can't be in it for the money anymore.
Lol. Apple and cutting edge...those days are gone. It's all about the $$.Apple CEO Tim Cook could receive close to $50 million in compensation if Apple meets all of its financial goals, shareholders decided today in an annual meeting that was highlighted by Bloomberg.
Apple is going to have to release more than a Yellow iPhone to do that this year. We need cutting-edge innovation from Apple.
Neither of which applies to Apple.Key to success- up prices of phones and computers by $100-200 every year and pay employees the lowest legally allowed by law.
Sadly, It doesn't help with charging the overall design of the Apple Magic Mouse 2 Charging Port. $50 Million Dollar Compensation salary and the struggle stays real.
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I’m pretty sure the mouse charging port issue is not something that disturbs Tim’s sleep.Sadly, It doesn't help with charging the overall design of the Apple Magic Mouse 2 Charging Port. $50 Million Dollar Compensation salary and the struggle stays real.![]()
LMAO. This seems like a design left over from Jony Ive days, where the product aesthetic was more important that functionalitySadly, It doesn't help with charging the overall design of the Apple Magic Mouse 2 Charging Port. $50 Million Dollar Compensation salary and the struggle stays real.
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I wonder if everyone who has a MacRumors account, probably over 100k, emailed Tim Cook directly and asked for an updated mouse if he'd respond and we'd get one.I’m pretty sure the mouse charging port issue is not something that disturbs Tim’s sleep.![]()
The majority of MacRumors forum users for starters. Haven’t you noticed the hatred?who in the world proposed to remove tim cook from the board?
Except that there are 300M people in 'Murica right now whose problems could all be solved by $$$. Money doesn't buy happiness, but it would alleviate a lot of anxiety. Less anxiety buys a lot of peace and happiness. I've met a lot of "essential workers" for whom an extra $1000 a month is the difference between comfortable and waiting in line for Government cheese.Chill, it's not money that gives you peace and happiness
Small percentage in comparison to those outside of macrumors who would not have him removed.The majority of MacRumors forum users for starters. Haven’t you noticed the hatred?
It's also a great way to avoid being taxed at the ordinary income rate if certain conditions are met such.Not defending the compensation. But it's not salary. The big number is from stock awards. All public companies pay this way. it's designed to keep the top managers focused on performance of the stock. The award value in this article is assuming current price.
Depends how big the swimming pool you want to fill with it is.After a few years of that, you can't be in it for the money anymore.
I guarantee you’re wrong. Tim’s primary driving force is to make apple king of the hill with products and services."How much money does it take to make a man happy? Just one more dollar."
- John D. Rockefeller
Tim loves every day that comes his way, and I guarantee that his primary driving force is the almighty dollar. The way he operates the company proves this. Steve Jobs enjoyed wealth but it wasn't his motivation, which is why innovation at Apple has nearly ceased under Cook. They replaced an innovator and visionary with a business man. It was probably the best they could do at the time.
He also chose John Scully. What's your point?Steve chose Tim.
In addition, stuff like “being able to afford a nice house near where you work” or “being able to pay for your children’s college education” can go a long way towards a happier life and peace of mind.Except that there are 300M people in 'Murica right now whose problems could all be solved by $$$. Money doesn't buy happiness, but it would alleviate a lot of anxiety. Less anxiety buys a lot of peace and happiness. I've met a lot of "essential workers" for whom an extra $1000 a month is the difference between comfortable and waiting in line for Government cheese.