Accordingly, respondents perceive executive organizations in a network differently from other members of the network.
This is likely to cause financial damage to the company through wasted assets and potential reputational harm, which could far outweigh the costs of the perceived "excessive" executive pay.
Of those, eight are generally perceived by executives and players to be favorable to hitters, either because of overall dimensions, short power alleys or atmospheric conditions -- the home parks for Baltimore, Texas, Cleveland, Houston, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Colorado.
The perceived absence of executive suite-ready executives -- even those most admired by investors and analysts are thought to need more seasoning -- does not bode well for Mr. Eisner and his president, Robert A. Iger, and Disney over all, said Tom Wolzien, a media analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein.
While the device of the corporate spokesman or spokeswoman can stimulate sales if consumers effectively perceive the executive to embody his or her company's brand, it can also prove problematic as in this instance, when the executive is no longer available to personify the company by delivering its sales message.
Public outrage over what's perceived as outlandish executive compensation is spurring closer government scrutiny of executive pay; President Obama has even appointed a "pay tsar".
While the legislation may have been motivated to address perceived abuses in executive pay, the majority of publicly traded U.S. companies already administer executive pay in a responsible manner.
Neuro-QoL measures of perceived cognitive function (executive function and general concerns) produced moderate-to-strong correlations with the QOLIE-31 Cognition subscale (r's = .65 and.75, respectively) and moderate relations with the Liverpool Adverse Events Profile (r's = .51 and.69, respectively).
Xcel, which initially submitted a request to the Utilities Commission for a $180 million rate increase, came under fire from groups like Arapahoe County's ArapaHOPE Community Team, which took issue with what they perceived as excessive executive perks coming at bill-payer expense.
In the last two years, I have sometimes gotten on the nerves of people in the industry because I keep pressing them to evaluate the "optics" — that is, how the public perceives chief executives riding on corporate planes when they themselves are languishing in a commercial airport.
