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  I believe most people target the notable high earners and media trends. Cook, Zuckerberg, Musk, Bezos, etc. Nobody talks much about the CEO of Colgate toothpaste. Toothpaste prices are not outrageous and they save everyones teeth and cut medical costs by millions every year. Or Steven Preston, CEO of Goodwill who has over $1mil salary but is part of a great organization and even gives back to the local community he lives in, served in office, etc.
  These people no doubt make millions but I would never say that they are greedy bastards. The end result of their company is a good service and helpful product. For most "average" non-media hyped CEOs... I see no issue why they can't earn what they earn.
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  What would change your view? Arguments about monoliths are inherently flawed. 
  Some CEOs are underpaid and some are over paid and is true of every job. I've met some CEOs that work 4 days weeks and earn $450k/yr. Some CEOs work 365 days and will have zero comp. 
  Can you provide a specific CEO that you think represents your view?