If there's a point here, it's well hidden.
Or: do something else for a living. How hard is this to figure out? Society doesn't owe people a living doing whatever they feel comfortable doing.
Your tone suggests you think CEOs enjoy sinecures and spend all their time loafing at the golf course while the peons work themselves to death. That's delusional. Most CEOs started out as peons and worked their way up by putting in 100 hour weeks. If they produce, they get richly rewarded -- and they're worth it. If not, they eventually get canned. Stockholders want to make money, and that's the ONLY reason they are stockholders. Why would they continue to pay a CEO who builds up a record of failure? They aren't interested in employing anybody, CEO or Clerk, Third Class, who doesn't make money for them.
cheers, abe