[doesnt_know]

I don't believe the 10x claims, but since when has salary been any indication of productivity?

[OtherShrezzing]

Productivity is a value measured in dollars. So if you’re 10x more productive, someone somewhere is making 10x the $ value from your output.

You should expect this to be reflected in the labour market somewhere. Maybe not your own salary, but in somebody’s salary.

[tehjoker]

One of the most important graphs in economics shows a divergence between increases in labor productivity and worker take home share since at least the 1970s

maybe you are thinking ceos or shareholders

[dgellow]

In economics productivity is generally the outputs divided by the inputs used for production. Are you talking specifically about capital productivity?