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Originally posted by Sharpie
We are not alone! Change is constant iin all business....................
Sometimes it is for the better (that would be nice) sometimes it isn't; but long term - it all works out in the wash. I guess that is the nature of free enterprise. There are always casualities and mistakes as new technologies mature. It is all about treating a business like a business. It has been interesting watching some of the kids 'just having a good time - mature into businessman. That is survival. Too bad many have not, and still have the same mentality as they did 3 or 4 years ago. There is something to be said for learning from mistakes :-)
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Faye unfortunately I don?t see too much learning going on..."Jerry Springer" rhetoric and reaction to a large industry problem...finger pointing and blame games...very professional;)LOL.
Add to that LARGE companies making apparent concurrent corridinated announcements, inferring standardized customer and sales affiliate product price points. Last time I looked at my IBM supervisors manual that is low on the business acumen scale AND probably borders on some lawyers standard of potential price fixing?that?s leadership?...thats savy business sense?..that supports the natural selection of the marketplace?;)
Must have been a concurrent 4th of July epiphany;)
..and Madcap don?t know who you are or what your claim fame may be but my post was aimed at the 10% that really have a clue in this business;)