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Old 02-01-2025, 12:25 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by theducks View Post
How can a CEO guide a business (and justify the really high salary) if they have no clue about said business practices and trends?

Oh wait! Sears let Amazon walk away with Mail Order. AT&T held onto the old tariff model and chased customers to competitors. And the list goes on, with CEO failing to adapt the business till to late.

Grandpa was a merchant:
"It is easier to KEEP a customer, than get one back"
Not mention thinking that buying Kmart was a good idea.
Why would one failing company buying another failing company be a good idea?
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