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The salaries of Wikimedia executives are sparking an online debate about tech sector wages
(www.businessinsider.com)
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this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2023
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Those are very reasonable salaries to me. What's insane and should never exist is those who make $200 million a year. Like who needs this much money? What are you gonna do with all of it? Does it even matter how much money you have after a certain amount? I think at a certain point it becomes some kind of disorder or a mental illness to pursue more and more money. Give me $100k a year and I'll be a happy, very happy camper.
Edit: to be more clear, I'm talking about where I live currently. $100k where I live would put me in a very comfortable spot financially. My bad, everyone.
Honestly, today, with a family, house, car, etc... 100k isn't as much as it sounds.
$250-$300k is the new $100k from the 90's imo. It's rough out here.