Antonio strikes again!
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Slight correction to Thread title. Only the BUs that didn't reach their targets weren't fully funded. The Server BU hit their target and they were fully funded.
Antonio Neri, the CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), received $20,066,549 in total compensation for the 2023 fiscal year:
Base salary: $1,300,000, a $25,000 increase from the previous year
Stock awards: $15,577,803
Non-equity incentive plan: $3,053,361
Other compensation: $135,385, which included the use of the company's private plane
HPE's CEO Antonio Neri lays out his vision for an edge ...
The median annual total compensation for all HPE employees, excluding the CEO, was $66,816.
HPE takes advantage of opportunities where they know you value job security over bonuses and raises. So they'll pretend to not have any money for your BU's pool of cash for bonuses/raises and tell you that they're trying to retain headcount instead. Then next year, they'll lay you off. Your starting salary at HPE is laughable and once you leave HPE, you'll quickly find out that your next employer offers a salary that makes you wonder why HPE didn't come even close to your new salary. I can speak from experience.
I'm sure Antonio and the VPs have taken good care of themselves. While the folks at the coal-face absorb another lousy "bonus". HPE is a joke.
I wonder what kind of bonus Antonio gave himself this year.
You have to pay for his misdeeds. We all HPE employees!! We are losing AI race and all this is a hogwash