Will you give your money to the American Heart Association now that you know the CEO is paid almost a million dollars a year?
What are the odds your money is going to research? And what exactly does the CEO do that merots this pay at a non-profit organization?
>>74399599
Well, i wouldnt give money to them no matter how much the CEO is payd.
>>74399599
I'll summerize this whole thread in one post.
>People get paid a lot of money when they deserve it.
>He gets paid a lot of money
>He must be doing something to deserve it. QED
>Don't ask me what
>You're just jelly
>>74399599
Probably to avoid having a heart attack from a low paying management position.
>>74399771
What exactly does he/she do?
>>74399991
Don't ask me what, it's gotta be important, or he wouldn't get paid so much.
Why don't you get a better job?
(Trust me, the entire thread is going to be posts of this quality)
It's probably significantly less than someone who runs a similarly sized private sector organization.
>>74400132
If only you knew...
>>74400394
The money is supposed to be going to research. Its a non profit.
>>74399599
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>>74399991
Your original post needs more information. Who is the CEO? How many hours do they work a week? Where are they based? How are the funds for the American Heart Association spent?
If for instance the CEO works 60 hours a week and lives in NYC then the wage is sensible.
>>74400488
if you don't agree with how they spend their money, don't give them any. If your government is giving them money. Vote for less government next time.
>>74402350
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>People that willingly give their money to charities aka the vampires of the financial world
