On Wed, 07 Aug 2013 19:13:35 +0200, andrel wrote:

> One of the things I like in the western economy is that CEO's need to
> earn a huge salary because they 1) work a lot, sometimes even during
> their dinners 

False dichotomy.  IT professionals work a lot, sometimes even during 
their dinners (or for 30-40 hours straight) and don't get paid like a CEO 
does.

> and 2) because they don't have the job security as normal
> people. 

False dichotomy.  Nobody has job security.  Getting laid off taught me 
that.  Especially in the US, where "right to work" translates to "right 
for your employer to let you go for any reason or even no reason" with 
very few exceptions.

> And probably 3) because they need a lot of time to keep up with
> developments in the real world.

False dichotomy.  See previous comment regarding IT professionals.

Jim

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