Of course, I have that GENE gene. But I can't help but thinking this is a macroeconomic response to CEO pay increasing 940% from 1978 to 2018, while the pay of average workers has increased only 11.9% during the same 40 year period.
I'm not excusing lassitude. But I do think workers must feel like they're part of something or they're bound to grow disaffected.
Tomorrow's Ad Aged goes into this.
With citations from Pulitzer-winners Jon Meacham and Barbara Tuchman
and Stanford professor, Walter Scheidle. And yes. I'm a little red.
Of course, I have that GENE gene. But I can't help but thinking this is a macroeconomic response to CEO pay increasing 940% from 1978 to 2018, while the pay of average workers has increased only 11.9% during the same 40 year period.
I'm not excusing lassitude. But I do think workers must feel like they're part of something or they're bound to grow disaffected.
Tomorrow's Ad Aged goes into this.
With citations from Pulitzer-winners Jon Meacham and Barbara Tuchman
and Stanford professor, Walter Scheidle. And yes. I'm a little red.
Indeed. Numbers don’t lie. And numbers matter. Good observation, George.
Rob. You are good enough.
Really great little piece, Rob. Delivered in your usual thoughtful tone. Your clients are lucky to work with you.