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$AMZN Founder Jeff Bezos's on not taking up additional equity at Amazon after founding it: "How could I possibly need more incentive than owning such a significant stake? Most founders own big chunks of the company. They don't really need it; they're more like owner-operators. The way they increase...

47,301 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Matt Salts
Matt Salts1 год назад

@JeffBezos The difference with Elon Musk could not be more striking

Фото профиля Burak G
Burak G1 год назад

@JeffBezos Jeff Bezos is wayyy better than Elon. Mature, principled and smart.

Фото профиля Aseem
Aseem1 год назад

@JeffBezos Then there’s Larry Ellison

Фото профиля MicroSectors
MicroSectors3 лет назад

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Фото профиля bled
bled1 год назад

@turtlebay_io @JeffBezos This is great. First I’ve heard it put this way.

Фото профиля Sam Johnston
Sam Johnston1 год назад

@JeffBezos Actually, he's right and Elon must take a page from his philosophy rather than going to court to fight for ridiculous compensation package.

Фото профиля Southparkhedgie
Southparkhedgie1 год назад

@JeffBezos what's happened to @jeffbezos voice? Too much T consumption?

Фото профиля Daniel Ernst
Daniel Ernst1 год назад

@JeffBezos Goat ( or at least very high on that list of goats)

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