BUSINESSWEEK ONLINE : APRIL 17, 2000 ISSUE
SPECIAL REPORT

Pay for Market Performance: Execs Speak Out


A survey of senior executives shows some discomfort with the current system

''I think stock options tied to the stock market accurately reflect a CEO's 
performance''

AGREE/AGREE STRONGLY             60%
DISAGREE/DISAGREE STRONGLY       40%


''I think dot-com CEOs are unfairly rewarded by the stock market''

AGREE/AGREE STRONGLY             71%
DISAGREE/DISAGREE STRONGLY       29%


''I think traditional company CEOs are unfairly penalized by the stock 
market''

AGREE/AGREE STRONGLY             44%
DISAGREE/DISAGREE STRONGLY       56%
I WORK AT A TRADITIONAL COMPANY  86%
I WORK AT A DOT-COM COMPANY      14%


DATA: EXECUNET.COM/BUSINESS WEEK SURVEY OF 343 SENIOR EXECUTIVES, 4/3/00


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