Not sexist: CEO says no gender pay gap at Microsoft


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 21 Oct 2014

HUMBLED: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella speaks during a Microsoft cloud briefing event in San Francisco, California

SAN FRANCISCO: Satya Nadella, the Microsoft Corp chief executive who ignited a firestorm of protest earlier this month by suggesting women should not ask for pay raises, said on Monday that men and women are paid equally at his company.

Nadella's statement, made at a presentation on cloud computing in San Francisco, runs counter to some limited data made public by employees, but is unverifiable given that Microsoft does not release details of its pay structure.

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