Logical sense to keep DS? He’s a HUGE part of the downfall. Unbelievable
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They may need him to work with the team reviewing the Enterprise business. He can explain ehat the strategy was and how it was going to be accomplished, or not.
Others that are part of that group may not be as objective as the CFO should be.
We've got a fee months before a decision is made. There needs to be visibility to the employees no matter what the decision is.
I'm not surprised. A lot of fat people in that Phoenix office.
@9awo+1qMfRszg Quite rotund is the fella. I hear the PHX office is fully stocked with yummy treats and the snacks are great too!
@7gix+1qMfRszg I disagree. DP is at least 3 times the leader JT was...physically.
It makes sense bc they can’t have an interim ceo and an interim cfo. He will step down a quarter after the new ceo comes in.
@6sco+1qMfRszg Spot on! His lies are coming back to be his demise. He thought he could replicate the success but he is not even a fourth of the leader JT was.
If DS was really a huge part of the problem, he would be gone. He was the patsy for the last guy, but that didn't work out for JB. Just like Humpty Dumpty's twin in the West. He's promoted so much middle management under him so they can be the scapegoat for the mess he's created. The org under the previous leader was structured for success, not excess.
Because Tony asked him to?
HA! Nice diversion from the real issue at hand. Try explaining how DS is the best positioned to guide us out of you’d financial mess.
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