If there ever was a group that gets bad press for being greedy and uncaring, it is CEOs. The ironic part of the study is that it paints a different picture. The CEO of today is like a football player. A football player might get traded and come back, but a CEO is put out to pasture. It is an odd perceptual twist for PR practitioners to handle, but then, PR deals as much with emotion as with reason.
Class warfare is embedded in politics.
Well, they knifed friends and enemies to get to the top. Well, there is one, perhaps two, but they are a minority. The rest are leaders trying to push employees and companies to grow before they themselves are thrown out. It would be nice someday if class warfare were to disappear, but it won't. That means more work for PR practitioners, and I guess I should be happy, but I'm not.