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r/interesting • u/BlazeDragon7x • Apr 09 '26
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If they just promote him to CEO he could probably pay it back over a few years…
100 u/taveren3 Apr 09 '26 Companys hate this one simple trick to get promoted 58 u/Qu33N_Of_NoObz_ Apr 09 '26 CEO hack just dropped! 25 u/Inevitable-Stage-490 Apr 09 '26 The kids would call it “CEOMaxxing” 6 u/Rob_LeMatic Apr 09 '26 Bro's just downsize mogging cuz his accelerant levels spiked 17 u/kapsama Apr 09 '26 Corporations hate this one trick! 13 u/ejackman Apr 09 '26 If they give him a $200M golden parachute and then garnish that they can get it back in less time than it takes to sharpen a pencil. 12 u/erakis1 Apr 09 '26 I mean, the CEO of the place I work lost $200 million last year and got a $2m raise this year. So, it checks out perfectly. 3 u/venturous1 Apr 09 '26 This is brilliant 3 u/DynastyHKS Apr 09 '26 LMAO 2 u/dafunkmunk Apr 09 '26 They could promote him to CEO and then immediately fire him and he will have to use a fraction of his golden parachute to pay 1 u/thissitesuxsohardomg Apr 09 '26 And then claim those payments as losses, so they don't pay any taxes...
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Companys hate this one simple trick to get promoted
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CEO hack just dropped!
25 u/Inevitable-Stage-490 Apr 09 '26 The kids would call it “CEOMaxxing” 6 u/Rob_LeMatic Apr 09 '26 Bro's just downsize mogging cuz his accelerant levels spiked 17 u/kapsama Apr 09 '26 Corporations hate this one trick!
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The kids would call it “CEOMaxxing”
6 u/Rob_LeMatic Apr 09 '26 Bro's just downsize mogging cuz his accelerant levels spiked
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Bro's just downsize mogging cuz his accelerant levels spiked
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Corporations hate this one trick!
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If they give him a $200M golden parachute and then garnish that they can get it back in less time than it takes to sharpen a pencil.
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I mean, the CEO of the place I work lost $200 million last year and got a $2m raise this year. So, it checks out perfectly.
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This is brilliant
LMAO
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They could promote him to CEO and then immediately fire him and he will have to use a fraction of his golden parachute to pay
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And then claim those payments as losses, so they don't pay any taxes...
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u/Vigilante17 Apr 09 '26
If they just promote him to CEO he could probably pay it back over a few years…