The whole point of a company, besides creating value for the shareholders, is to make the CEO absurdly rich. If it’s a privately owned company, then making the CEO absurdly rich is pretty much the only point. What the company actually produces, goods and services, is secondary to these goals (legally and practically speaking).
The whole point of a company, besides creating value for the shareholders, is to make the CEO absurdly rich. If it’s a privately owned company, then making the CEO absurdly rich is pretty much the only point. What the company actually produces, goods and services, is secondary to these goals (legally and practically speaking).