IT'S TRUE. And you can learn more in our latest video essay "Who Killed the Great American CEO?"

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IT'S TRUE. And you can learn more in our latest video essay "Who Killed the Great American CEO?"
these 3 three statements are true:
kimberly clark has been on the fortune 500 every year for the last 71 years since it was established in 1955
from 2015-2025 kimberly clark made 21.5 BILLION in NET income (net income is after costs, taxes, etc are deducted, so this is AFTER paying workers)
it would take the average kimberly clark employee 275 years to make what the ceo michael hsu made in 2025 alone - $15,320,405
that means the average employee makes 55k. on glassdoor the pallet jack operators and light truck drivers both are listed as paying less than that
companies can afford to pay more but they choose not to bc they are paying themselves and their stockholders, sometimes to the point of going into debt
stock buybacks are when companies
repurchase their own stock
retire the stock
this increases the value of the remaining shares artificially
this used to be illegal until reagan
the time is now
me when I am compelled to take you by the throat
jobs just be sh*t posting “hiring” listings I swearrr.
Okay, let’s get into it:
Still in the first week of July, there’s still time to start my skills marathon
Skill marathon: I’m starting my Excel skills Marathon today:
Get the Mind ready to learn
Use YouTube to learn everything on the beginner level.
Spend at least 30 minutes a day, undistracted.
Document progress on tumblr.
Start a 100 day excel marathon today.
My goal is to get proficient in Excel to get a new job or an internship
#100 days of Excel
Corporate America pledged to quit supporting lawmakers who challenged the 2020 election results. Two years later, the companies’ wallets are back open.