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Re: Formal Letter to TLC?
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lugnet.dear-lego
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Tue, 22 Aug 2000 13:26:33 GMT
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"Larry Pieniazek" <lpieniazek@mercator.com> wrote in message
news:Fzp04z.I2I@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.dear-lego, Kyle D. Jackson writes:
> > Tim said:
> Which is why Kyle's next
> paragraph makes a brilliant suggestion, I think.
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> > But hey, here's an idea <insiration!>. I've also seen cases where I • don't
> > seem to be getting anywhere with people, and think about "going over • them".
> > But instead, I ask them if *they* are having any struggles with anything. • And
> > you know what? Very often they are just as frustrated within their own
> > heirarchy.
> > Hmmm, yes, I do think this is a really good idea. Thoughts?
>
> Brilliant!
Yep! I've already written Brad an email about this. I was told he's in
Europe right now, so a reply might be delayed.
> > > You may see the big picture as it comes to _a_ company, but I doubt
> > > seriously you do see the big picture as it relates to TLC specifically, • and
> > > certainly don't as it regards LUGNET. I'd encourage you to read • EXTENSIVELY
> > > discussions which have come about because of LD's presence on Lugnet, • and of
> > > things that Lugnetters have taken issue with. Analyze it from the
> > > perspective of Lugnet (as a group of people) with the desire for better
> > > selection, more input, and more possibilities for cooperation, and then • come
> > > back and contradict this.
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> Tim, this comes off as a bit smug, I'm sure it's not how you really meant • to
> word it. And if this tone is going to come through in the letter, you may • want
> to delegate actually writing it to someone else. These sorts of letters • take a
> *very* skillful sort of wordsmith. Something that I probably am not, but • which
> I know when I see.
I would consider this discussion a little different than a letter - so, if I
were the one drafting it I would make every attempt not to have this tone in
it, like you say. But - lets wait and see if this letter is really that
necessary afterall, it looks like things have changed since I first
suggested it. I'm probably not that wordsmith either, and also probably
have less experience than you would in recognizing it.
BTW - see my post in reply to Kyle, where I explain myself further and offer
him an apology. Some of the tones of my post(s) to him were out of line, I
feel.
--
Tim Courtney - tim@zacktron.com
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| (...) I have to agree with Kyle on this one, Tim. And I think my sample set of [Fortune 1000 sized company VP's and above] that I've personally had to deal with is a bit larger than yours, Tim. Going up without involving the person you're going up (...) (24 years ago, 22-Aug-00, to lugnet.dear-lego)
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