Mozilla's midlife crisis: from web pioneer to Google's weird neighbor

Re:Mozilla's midlife crisis: from web pioneer to Google's we... by trimethylpurine on Sunday October 01, 2023 @09:24AM (#37725712)

It doesn't seem to be the case that you can pay 501c3 execs exuberant salaries. This site looks to have a more realistic view of those tax rules. [1]

If she's getting that salary she must be able to defend it as reasonable based on comparable salaries in the industry, the income she's able to secure for the company, etc. So if her pay seems like a lot, it's probably because the tech sector overall is paid too much in your opinion.

[1] https://www.501c3.org/nonprofit-executive-compensation/

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Re:Mozilla's midlife crisis: from web pioneer to Google's we... by pxc on Sunday October 01, 2023 @12:39PM (#37727744)

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Re:Mozilla's midlife crisis: from web pioneer to Google's we... by SV_BubbleTime on Sunday October 01, 2023 @02:53PM (#37729197)

I’m not sure there is a comparable software industry were you are effectively paid to run your product into the ground.

It’s niche.

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Re:Mozilla's midlife crisis: from web pioneer to Google's we... by nulbyte on Monday October 02, 2023 @06:57AM (#37736554)

Google's business model seems to be the gold standard when it comes to killing products.

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