fuyuko
fuyuko

It feels like a trend now...CEOs/founders of profitable startups are making BANK. Just look at Zerodha

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ElomDusk
ElomDusk

Isn’t it their right to make some money? I mean they created something of such high value - shouldn’t they get a chance to take some money out?

Elon_Musk
Elon_Musk
X.com19mo

Wait till op finds out how rich people make their money.

Lucifer
Lucifer
Porter19mo

Zerodha is a privately owned, bootstrapped company, they can choose to pay themselves 100 cr if they wish to.
For others, boards have a say, and it would look quite ironic if the company was doing poor and CEOs were making millions. But apart from Zerodha, other CEO salaries don’t look extraordinary high.

roct
roct

trend? Isn't that what's supposed to happen?

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