Thread: GOOD LUCK
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Old 23-10-2006, 08:06   #4
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Re: GOOD LUCK

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Originally Posted by SOE View Post
the general consensus is that the company has basically adopted an attitude of customers and network second, cost savings and making money for shareholders first.
Welcome to the world of business!! i bet 80% of companies act like this if not more.

Happy shareholders = increase in shareprice and therefore increase in value of company = Director meeting performance targets = large bonuses

Customers usually mean nothing in terms of bonuses paid to directors
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