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Re: Art? or Theft? or just signs that NPR is damaged.
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Sun, 12 Oct 2003 02:18:26 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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Meaning that they’re not doing their job... we have an endemic problem in the
US with management tending to ignore the actual owners of the company...
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It’s a little hard to take this too seriously, but I’ll try just for a moment of
distraction...
But first, let’s make some things clear:
1. HD has terrible service
2. HD is usually very understaffed
3. HD is actually a dangerous place to shop
4. The only thing that brings people in are *some* of the prices
5. If price is no object, why waste your time in a huge checkout line or
wondering around looking for the stuff you need?
6. I wouldn’t invest my money
in HD regardless of profit record
I think your argument is something like: I own stock, I am therefore an owner,
management should listen to me.
When I am pretty sure that a management type is just worried about what s/he
gets out of the deal. If you benefit also, that’s just a coincident event to the
suit fulfilling his or her own self-interests.
What exactly are you surprised about? This is precisely what is wrong with any
large corporation. Everyone is supposedly pooling resources to turn a profit,
but you as a stockholder are not part of the inner circle -- you’re just a
leech. Most large corporations are currently engaged in an endless game of “pump
and dump” and you had best hope that you are not left holding the bag.
-- Hop-Frog
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