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Leadership is the art of trading imaginary things (promotion) in the future for real things today.
Nah mate, i understand what youre saying but it was a good time to go - id been there 16 years and seen it being gradually run down over 4 by the current owners. The survival of the company is in the hands of clowns with no financial background and no respect for their (very) skilled workforce. They made some ridiculous oversights when buying kit - 2nd hand web press from Belgium - didnt realise all the computers running it were in Flemmish 😯 ... Cost em an extra 60k to get them reprogrammed in english. That and other oversights put the project Waaay overbudget and their solution was to cut a few jobs.
I appreciate about taking pay cut to keep the place going but they are pretty sound financially and have made good profits over ALL the previous years i know of. Just an knee-jerk reaction to make the books look good but to be 100% honest i was pleased to get out.
Like most things, it's a balance.
Surely you can't be expecting balance, nuance or any grey areas in Junkyard's world are you?
No, it's either love or hate. Giddy with happiness or convulsed with loathing.
You are simply not allowed to just be content!
You can do as you please even lazy digs if it makes you happy
I am free to disagree as to what I prioritise
As i said
Each to their own
TurnerGuy - Member
TurnerGuy - Learn to capitalise
why have you used a capital L, as you are not starting a sentence at that point?
😆 Why do you use a big G in the middle of your name?
TurnerGuy - Member
You have not capitalised your sentence
I was taking the quote as the start of my sentence.
Touche with the L in mine.
Why do you use a big G in the middle of your name?
CamelCase - I am a programmer 🙂
TurnerGuy - Member
Why do you use a big G in the middle of your name?
CamelCase - I am a programmer
no need to get the 'ump. 😉