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2014年3月11日 星期二

Google擴大在台徵才 盼多招女性工程師 ; eBay cuts chief executive John Donahoe's pay by 53% :股東為 PayPal 去留大戰




Google擴大在台徵才 盼多招女性工程師 【17:25】
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Google董事總經理簡立峰,宣布2014年在台將大舉招募人才達三位數。(記者陳炳宏攝)
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〔記者陳炳宏/台北報導〕Google宣布在台今年擴大徵才,人數將超過三位數,增加幅度僅次於美國,預算成長也達兩位數,就規模來看,台灣已成為美國以 外最重要的Chrome OS研發中心,Google董事總經理簡立峰表示,台灣區軟硬體整合實力以及軟體人才的硬體實力是Google將加強在台徵才的關鍵點。

 簡立峰表示,去年Google員工已經增加一倍,且提供網路行銷、創業環境等課程,並在台設立全球首個環境應變平台,今年是Google有史以來在台召 募最多人才的一年,包括工程、研發、營運、網管、夥伴策略,也歡迎社會新鮮人參與、簡立峰特別強調希望招募女性工程師、App及支援全球的技術人才。

 簡立峰也表示,招募人才希望具備多元背景,並不只限於理工領域,選才條件中,實力大於學歷,溝通大於語言能力,重視專業能力與基礎能力兼重。

 Google今年內會將提供企業雲端服務,簡立峰表示,目前已經有相關職位的徵才,希望懂產業、品牌的人才來應徵、以便推動各種產業的數位行銷。

 

 

eBay cuts chief executive John Donahoe's pay by 53%

John Donahoe Mr Donahoe has been eBay's chief executive since March 2008

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E-commerce giant eBay has cut the total compensation of its chief executive, John Donahoe, by more than half.
Mr Donahoe was paid $13.8m (£8.3m), including salary and bonus, in 2013, down from $29.7m a year ago.
While his basic salary rose by 2%, Mr Donahoe's annual cash incentive fell by 43% from a year earlier.
The company said that while their chief executive had performed well, the firm's financial performance "did not fully meet expectations".
eBay generated earnings of about $850m in the final quarter of last year - an increase of 13% - but its results have not been meeting expectations.
Paypal spin-off However, the main explanation for the severity of Mr Donahoe's pay cut is his one-time award of $14.8m in performance shares in 2012, which doubled his compensation that year.
His sharp drop in pay comes amid an ongoing battle between the firm and activist shareholder Carl Icahn over its online payments business, PayPal.
Mr Icahn has called on eBay to spin off PayPal, which it acquired in 2002 for $1.5bn (£905m)
It has been a key driver of eBay's growth as an increasing number of consumers turn to online shopping, prompting increased use of online payment services.
The division accounts for nearly 40% of the firm's total revenue.
Mr Icahn, who owns more than 2% of eBay's shares, has also nominated two people to eBay's board.
However, on Monday eBay said that its board of directors "does not endorse any Icahn Group nominee or the Icahn proposal".
It also urged shareholders to vote against the nominees put forward by him.

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