Jensen Huang set to receive $4 million bonus from Nvidia, 0.002% of his $164 billion net worth — a small incentive for one of the richest people on earth

Jensen Huang set to receive $4 million bonus from Nvidia, 0.002% of his $164 billion net worth — a small incentive for one of the richest people on earth

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ezst036 Like it or not, he has earned it. He has worked very hard to get where he is at and to get Nvidia to where it is at. He isn't sitting around eating potato chips. Article should have mentioned that Huang is an immigrant too. Reply

Findecanor Blood money. It is based on mass theft of art, writing, program code and now also music and movies. Not just selling the hardware to the thieves, but actively investing in them. Before that, it was cryptocurrency. Reply

alrighty_then He works every waking moment. I don't think he cares or needs more money, but he should be paid for non-stop work, pushing the hardware bleeding edge for the entire world. Reply

araghur12 ezst036 said: Like it or not, he has earned it. He has worked very hard to get where he is at and to get Nvidia to where it is at. He isn't sitting around eating potato chips. Article should have mentioned that Huang is an immigrant too. Circling money around with his friends in a huge circlejerk and leaving some for the most corrupt administration in the history of the western world sure is a tough job. Reply

araghur12 alrighty_then said: He works every waking moment. I don't think he cares or needs more money, but he should be paid for non-stop work, pushing the hardware bleeding edge for the entire world. Do you think he does anything other than dine with corrupt politicians and try to sell hot air to the investors? The era where he actually did work is long in the past and sure, people should be rewarded for their job but don't tell me he works 5 million times harder than a line cook. Reply

Blastomonas Agreed. I'm sure that lots of people work has has he does and are no where near as successful. There's no doubt that he worked hard in the beginning, but he also got incredibly lucky. Reply

Arkitekt78 ezst036 said: Like it or not, he has earned it. He has worked very hard to get where he is at and to get Nvidia to where it is at. He isn't sitting around eating potato chips. Article should have mentioned that Huang is an immigrant too. Are you for real? He hasnt done anything! Except for steamrolling consumers for profit… And what does being an immigrant have to do with anything??? 🤦‍♂️ Reply

Arkitekt78 araghur12 said: Circling money around with his friends in a huge circlejerk and leaving some for the most corrupt administration in the history of the western world sure is a tough job. Most corrupt administration. How quickly you forget the previous one… 🤣🤣🤣 Reply

TheOtherOne I wonder if it's worth his time to collect that 0.002% amount of his net worth? To put into some prospect for average middle class person, if you have $100k net worth and someone gives you $2 coin/note.. That's how it is. Reply

ezst036 araghur12 said: but don't tell me he works 5 million times harder than a line cook. He does not have to. He only has to work a 40/wk like anybody else. He probably works more, but even if not, a 40 would cover it adequately. Reply

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