Yahoo bags Castro from Google
Google is definitely revolutionist, so small news needs to be a popular cup. May be the news isn’t a small hold for this particular moment, when market is playing a great competition shuttle. Yahoo has bagged out Henrique De Castro from employees’ asset list of Google. Yahoo reports that its chief executive Marissa Mayer has taken an older turn so she needs a reliable support. The support job specifies a rectification in the search engine related errors which may hamper the progress of Yahoo. Before this lift up Castro was a well confined member of Google staff and offered his services as Vice president of Google’s worldwide business partnership group.
Mayer will not be a new colleague for Castro as both of them had served Google in sync. And now Castro will take the chair of COO (Chief Operations Officer) at Yahoo.
Now definitely it’s not that grave old friendship has dragged Castro, in return of his services his basket will be loaded with an annual package of $58 million. And as a matter of fact this package is nowhere else than an attractive red fire.
Yahoo still tries its hands in clearing the actual pay-slip that will be generated for Castro once he joins Yahoo on 22 January 2013. The base salary only will give your mouth a curve, $600,000 in annual base salary, so the reason of shift is not at all in dark now. As well as a $36 million in restricted stock units and stock options as a one-time retention award, among other parts of his compensation package.
At present Castro oversees advertising services for Google’s publisher and commerce partners. Looking back Castro was born in Portugal, so before making a start he has applied for visa with the airport authority so that he can make his stay legal. And by the time he gets it in his hands, Castro will be working in London for a Yahoo subsidiary.
Mayer addresses Castro as a brilliant mind at work when it comes to internet advertising and also "structuring and scaling global organisations" is a part of his skills.
Mayer’s hidden plans for Yahoo are still not revealed, but one thing is for sure that Castro’s come in is just not a matter of sake. I can smell a fishy intention as history shows that she has also made a crucial recruitment by bringing in Kathy Savitt, a former Amazon.com executive.So, let’s wait for the hidden intention.
Article by Jack of TechHelpApps, which offers quick solutions to your computer problems. For any technical related issues or queries on computer malfunctioning, drop in at techhelpapps.
Mayer will not be a new colleague for Castro as both of them had served Google in sync. And now Castro will take the chair of COO (Chief Operations Officer) at Yahoo.
Now definitely it’s not that grave old friendship has dragged Castro, in return of his services his basket will be loaded with an annual package of $58 million. And as a matter of fact this package is nowhere else than an attractive red fire.
Yahoo still tries its hands in clearing the actual pay-slip that will be generated for Castro once he joins Yahoo on 22 January 2013. The base salary only will give your mouth a curve, $600,000 in annual base salary, so the reason of shift is not at all in dark now. As well as a $36 million in restricted stock units and stock options as a one-time retention award, among other parts of his compensation package.
At present Castro oversees advertising services for Google’s publisher and commerce partners. Looking back Castro was born in Portugal, so before making a start he has applied for visa with the airport authority so that he can make his stay legal. And by the time he gets it in his hands, Castro will be working in London for a Yahoo subsidiary.
Mayer addresses Castro as a brilliant mind at work when it comes to internet advertising and also "structuring and scaling global organisations" is a part of his skills.
Mayer’s hidden plans for Yahoo are still not revealed, but one thing is for sure that Castro’s come in is just not a matter of sake. I can smell a fishy intention as history shows that she has also made a crucial recruitment by bringing in Kathy Savitt, a former Amazon.com executive.So, let’s wait for the hidden intention.
Article by Jack of TechHelpApps, which offers quick solutions to your computer problems. For any technical related issues or queries on computer malfunctioning, drop in at techhelpapps.