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Anonymous
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To be clear, you should retire and here is why.
First, you have more than enough money. You could easily spend the rest of your days enjoying yourself doing whatever it is you want to do - somewhere else. If it truly is serving patients, you could volunteer at a hospital or maybe even donate some of your vast wealth you gained from them.
Second, the stock is in the crapper. Wall street would rejoice on news of your departure because like it or not you have the job that is responsible for increasing shareholder (not Sharer) value. In this you have failed. It is true and you cannot possible make a valid argument otherwise.
Thirdly, belt tightening should be lead by example. If you left, Amgen could pay a new CEO a reasonable salary without the ridiculous perquisites. That would be quite a bit of savings and we would have the added benefit of not being embarrassed by you flying around in a private jet funded by people with grievous illnesses.
Seriously, you should retire.
First, you have more than enough money. You could easily spend the rest of your days enjoying yourself doing whatever it is you want to do - somewhere else. If it truly is serving patients, you could volunteer at a hospital or maybe even donate some of your vast wealth you gained from them.
Second, the stock is in the crapper. Wall street would rejoice on news of your departure because like it or not you have the job that is responsible for increasing shareholder (not Sharer) value. In this you have failed. It is true and you cannot possible make a valid argument otherwise.
Thirdly, belt tightening should be lead by example. If you left, Amgen could pay a new CEO a reasonable salary without the ridiculous perquisites. That would be quite a bit of savings and we would have the added benefit of not being embarrassed by you flying around in a private jet funded by people with grievous illnesses.
Seriously, you should retire.