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Originally Posted by DGthe3
Overall, Akerson gets less in compensation than most auto execs do, and being at the helm of GM is one of the toughest jobs for a CEO in any industry. He gets less than $2,000,000 in cash per year. Thats about what Charlie Sheen got per episode on a show where he basically played himself. What I'm trying to say is that there other people out there who do far less, and get paid far more.
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GM executives are paid less than many of their counterparts. People who truly love to work there stay despite knowing that their friends elsewhere are making more money. It is true that executives across our economy are overpaid, but GM is not responsible for all the wrongs in this world, despite what some Ford drivers say.
