Google parent Alphabet on Friday disclosed in an SEC filing how much compensation it gave CEO Sundar Pichai for the prior year — approximately $226 million.
Google said Pichai’s compensation in 2022 represented a 808:1 ratio to what the median employee made. The company pegged $279,800 as the median for all employees.
by 12,000, with Pichai saying in a memo posted on Google’s website at the time that it "hired for a different economic reality than the one we face today" after seeing "periods of dramatic growth" over two years.In February, Alphabet reported generating $282.8 billion in total revenues for fiscal year 2022, up 10% from the $257.6 billion reported in the same period last year. Its net revenue, meanwhile, went from $76 billion to $60 billion, a roughly 21% decline.
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