How do rich people apply for jobs?

>h-hey mike..
>Heyyyy buddy! Hows it been?
>about that... I'm kinda in a shit right now. My ex wife squeezed me hard in the divorce so I can't keep up the monthly fee on my private jet. Reckon you could give me a non exec role at your Hedge fund?
>sure buddy! Anything for an old friend!


So is this how it normally works for rich people applying for jobs Veeky Forums? Did I miss anything out?

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Rich people don't work for an employer

yeah pretty much

lol riiiiiiight. keep trading those cryptos, you'll make it one day.

Huh?

They really don't though. Rich is $10million+ networth. Who is a guy worth $10mm going to work for? Any jobs salary would be like 1/40th of his networth even if it's $250k/yr

have you ever heard of something called a "CEO"?

I know it's a radical concept

I don't think you know what you're talking about

Most CEOs don't make that much money

glassdoor.com/blog/heres-ceos-earn-employee/

>the Glassdoor Economic Research team analyzed S&P 500 companies to compare what their CEOs earn in total compensation vs. median total compensation for employees. Across these companies, the average CEO pay was $13.8 million per year

>of fortune 500 companies

how many of those companies are there to be CEO of? Hint: it's 500

And you're assuming "rich people" are capable of being ceos of these massive companies

>thinks there are only 500 companies in the US