We were once told by management that we weren’t working fast enough and that we were useless – mainly because they wanted things done within daft timescales. I indicated to them that if we all went away, you’d get nothing done at all and everything would turn to a bag of rat poo. If you lot went away, we’d still deliver the product. it may be a little less organised, but it would be done. There were tumbleweeds rolling past management after that statement as they realised the truth of that.
Superfrog 10 months ago
But fortunately, on one even cares.
Grumpy Old Guy 10 months ago
Apparently, it is lonely at the top..
The dude from FL (not bragging) Premium Member 10 months ago
I haven’t noticed the latest autoworkers strike. I did in 2019 when I had a C8 on order, 1st was covid shutdown, then strike! Finally got it.
Zykoic 10 months ago
All those golden ’chutes…..
nosirrom 10 months ago
And profits have never been better.
gary 10 months ago
More productivity with less meetings.
Walrus Gumbo Premium Member 10 months ago
He’s only emphasizing how unnecessary he is, that’s why Executive Chairmen don’t strike!!!
MRC112 10 months ago
We were once told by management that we weren’t working fast enough and that we were useless – mainly because they wanted things done within daft timescales. I indicated to them that if we all went away, you’d get nothing done at all and everything would turn to a bag of rat poo. If you lot went away, we’d still deliver the product. it may be a little less organised, but it would be done. There were tumbleweeds rolling past management after that statement as they realised the truth of that.
tvstevie 10 months ago
Rodney Dangerfield said that when he left show biz in 1950, he was doing so poorly, that when he quit, he was the only one who knew he quit.
hooglah 10 months ago
Exactly like the writers strike. Are they still on strike?
xaingo 10 months ago
If the boss is gone, why show up? You can’t notice anything if you’re not there.