LXer: CodeWeavers CEO names himself employee of the month for 175TH consecutive month
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LXer: CodeWeavers CEO names himself employee of the month for 175TH consecutive month
Published at LXer:
Jeremy White, founder and CEO of gadfly software developer CodeWeavers, Inc., announced today he is the firms Employee of the Month for the 175th consecutive month, an accomplishment unmatched by any executive in corporate America.
This guy must be a regular politician or something, because usually also politicians always 'vote' to increase their salary every year. This is no different. This guy votes himself every month as 'employee of the month'.
Heh, last week, some government "committee" or "council" (here in Nova Scotia) had an internal "study" to determine if there were too many people in said "committee" or "council" and could they do with fewer of themselves; the result? Not too many, we're all necessary. :/
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A rather retarded story, better suited to April Fools' Day than Friday the 13th.
