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Koch Industries nets financial losses from dumb failures against employee value created
“Whereas if you had a dumb failure, and you lose ten million, you made twenty million, or you made twenty-five million over here, you get credit for 15. So we net it up.”
Koch: Employees can earn more than managers with no pay cap
“That has nothing to do with how much your manager, although he gets some of the credit for you performing well, but there's no max. We want everybody to make all they can. Based on the value they're creating.”
Charles Koch: Koch Industries hires for values before talent
“Who we hire first on values and second on talent.”
Charles Koch: Koch Industries ignores academic credentials in hiring
“I'm not talking about credentials or what school. We couldn't care less.”
Koch: Koch Industries conducts 360-degree evaluations for all employees including CEO
“And so every supervisor is expected to go there, and we have the 360 degree evaluations of everybody, including me. I get feedback on my improvement plan every year, and it's a long list, so I won't bore you with all that.”