Google CEO Sundar Pichai, who makes $6.3
million a year and is worth $1.31 billion,
tells staff at fiery all-hands meeting
'not to equate money with fun' and prepare
for 'modest' holiday parties this year
Posted By: Ribicon, 9/23/2022 6:28:06 PM
Google's CEO has told his staff 'not to equate money with fun' while addressing cost-cutting measures that would see 'modest' holiday parties this year at the tech giant. Sundar Pichai told employees angered about recent cuts to travel and entertainment budgets, as well as potential layoffs, that the company was preparing for tough economic times, according to leaked audio of a company meeting obtained by CNBC. 'We shouldn't always equate fun with money,' Pichai, who makes an estimated 6.3 million dollars in salary per year and estimated worth is $1.31 billion, told employees upset at losing their perks.(Snip)'I think we're just working through a tough moment macroeconomically,
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— or the staffers who keep walking back
his comments? 20 replies
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Woke employees of this radical leftist company whose purpose is to data-mine citizens on behalf of the US government should welcome this news, seeing how they pressed to get Dung sElected, and also agree that we'll own nothing and be happy. Meanwhile, how much money would Sundar Pichai be hauling in back in Tamil Nadu?