Some people get a gift certificate to Home Depot, others get......
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061220/ap_ … hs_bonuses
That is beyond comprehension.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061220/ap_ … hs_bonuses
That is beyond comprehension.
They got more money than god.
i wonder how much he gets paid on his yearly salary after seeing he gets a bonus of $53.4M
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i am enjoying my xmas bonus....
What are you getting? We get a xmas card and we already had our xmas party. It was delivered pizza.Marlboroman82 wrote:
i am enjoying my xmas bonus....
Sober enough to know what I'm doing, drunk enough to really enjoy doing it
probably using it to make a down payment on a new houseKing_County_Downy wrote:
What are you getting? We get a xmas card and we already had our xmas party. It was delivered pizza.Marlboroman82 wrote:
i am enjoying my xmas bonus....
by the way you missed out on 2 for 1 st. paulie girl last night biatch
At that level, the bonus is usually way more than their salary. I'd bet he makes $10M - $20M before his bonus. It's hard to imagine someone really being worth that much..remedy. wrote:
i wonder how much he gets paid on his yearly salary after seeing he gets a bonus of $53.4M
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Over here no-one gets a Christmas bonus. Many places have office Christmas parties though.
yeah figured..chittydog wrote:
At that level, the bonus is usually way more than their salary. I'd bet he makes $10M - $20M before his bonus. It's hard to imagine someone really being worth that much..remedy. wrote:
i wonder how much he gets paid on his yearly salary after seeing he gets a bonus of $53.4M
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well, around here, my "bonus" is 2 weeks off from school, but i wont complain..
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My bonus was $857 after taxes... son of a bitch. I need to get a real job.
Net profit rose 70 percent to $9.4 billion on revenue of $37.67 billion. Performance usually dictates a bonus. As CEO his decisions more than likely brought way more to the company than $53 million.
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Speaking of bonuses, especially since I did not get one. Hey. If any of you are looking for any last-minute gift ideas for me, I have one. I'd like Frank Shirley, my boss, right here tonight
Seriously, what do you expect for an employee of Goldman Sachs?
...as I'm giving food cans to a can drive so that people can eat during Christmas
....ahh America is a wonderful place
....ahh America is a wonderful place
Here's a couple relevant quotes:
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http://www.wavsite.com/sounds/10017/xmas28.wav
http://www.wavsite.com/sounds/10017/xmas23.wav
http://www.wavsite.com/sounds/10017/xmas28.wav
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I say forget the stupid party and give us the money. I work with these people 40-50 hours per week already, so I'll take cash instead of socializing.Bubbalo wrote:
Over here no-one gets a Christmas bonus. Many places have office Christmas parties though.
Let's see...what was that word I was thinking of...Stingray24 wrote:
I say forget the stupid party and give us the money. I work with these people 40-50 hours per week already, so I'll take cash instead of socializing.Bubbalo wrote:
Over here no-one gets a Christmas bonus. Many places have office Christmas parties though.
Hm.
Oh yeah...
/win
Australians would rather have a great time with mates than have a few dollars in their pocket.Stingray24 wrote:
I say forget the stupid party and give us the money. I work with these people 40-50 hours per week already, so I'll take cash instead of socializing.Bubbalo wrote:
Over here no-one gets a Christmas bonus. Many places have office Christmas parties though.
Money first, partying second.TeamZephyr wrote:
Australians would rather have a great time with mates than have a few dollars in their pocket.Stingray24 wrote:
I say forget the stupid party and give us the money. I work with these people 40-50 hours per week already, so I'll take cash instead of socializing.Bubbalo wrote:
Over here no-one gets a Christmas bonus. Many places have office Christmas parties though.
I for one am not that shallowStingray24 wrote:
Money first, partying second.TeamZephyr wrote:
Australians would rather have a great time with mates than have a few dollars in their pocket.Stingray24 wrote:
I say forget the stupid party and give us the money. I work with these people 40-50 hours per week already, so I'll take cash instead of socializing.
It sounds like Australia is a fun place. If I could afford living there, that would be one place I'd consider moving to.TeamZephyr wrote:
Australians would rather have a great time with mates than have a few dollars in their pocket.Stingray24 wrote:
I say forget the stupid party and give us the money. I work with these people 40-50 hours per week already, so I'll take cash instead of socializing.Bubbalo wrote:
Over here no-one gets a Christmas bonus. Many places have office Christmas parties though.
Do you have kids? I'm poor, not shallow.TeamZephyr wrote:
I for one am not that shallowStingray24 wrote:
Money first, partying second.TeamZephyr wrote:
Australians would rather have a great time with mates than have a few dollars in their pocket.
You can have fun with your mates and have a few dollars in your pocket. Who says the office has to host anything?TeamZephyr wrote:
I for one am not that shallowStingray24 wrote:
Money first, partying second.TeamZephyr wrote:
Australians would rather have a great time with mates than have a few dollars in their pocket.
I got a $15 gift certificate for Publix with a picture of a turkey on it. I guess I *really* need to get a real job, but I'll probably just by a six pack and a bag of chips and celebrate 9 years of hard work. YEAH!!weamo8 wrote:
My bonus was $857 after taxes... son of a bitch. I need to get a real job.
I want to be a CEO, Where can I apply?
