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> average worker actually responsible for creating value CEOs actually are generally responsible for creating a lot of value, but most importantly, enabling a
by bad_username 3y ago
> average worker actually responsible for creating value
CEOs actually are generally responsible for creating a lot of value, but most importantly, enabling a lot of value to be created by many others. When there is a causal link from you to a lot of created value, you tend to be paid proportionally well.
To believe that value is only actually created by average workers, and not the organizers of this work such as leaders or business owners, is quite short sighted. There are strong ideologies pushing this belief which I hope is not influencing your thought process.
Yes, there are bad CEOs out there, but they are not generally all bad.
- johnnyanmac 3y ago>Yes, there are bad CEOs out there, but they are not generally all bad. most of the Fortune 500 don't seem to have much good to talk about. Let alone what justifies 8 figure compensation. I guess we'll never truly know, but it does make one wonder how much change it'd be for those to be run by CEOs for a tenth of the compensation (which mind you, is still 7 figures).