Interesting how facts shake out things like this:
https://www.extraspace.com/blog/moving/city-guides/best-cities-for-young-professionals/
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Corporate tax incentives dictate hub policy......you "young people" have a LOT to learn.
What EXACTLY did they teach in college besides woke-ism?
There is no 'sense' to the hub strategy. That being said does not negate the fact it exists. Since it does, let's, at least, pick the more attractive locations. Charlotte is not one of those.
There are no facts that could demonstrate the efficiency of a location strategy. It costs a hideous amount of money and in the vast majority of cases provides no value. The "facts" are obscured from us because they make it obvious that Hudson Yards is full of S.
Enlighten us then.
In what way does the (90s-esque) location strategy make any sense in today's modern world?
No hub strategy makes sense in the information age. I don't care what cities you pick, or how many there are, you're drastically reducing the talent pool for zero benefit. With the hubs that WF selects you're also increasing costs.
Interesting how those who are most ignorant of all the facts are the most vocal about something being wrong.
No-one on this board has all all the details and reasoning behind a choice. You out yourselves as incompetent complaining about a situation you have zero insight into.
Soon you’ll be able to count hubs using just your fingers.
Either that, or a big ol steaming bag of briannuts.
This hub idea is the stupidest thing ever. In this day and age? We need new and younger blood around here. I say this as some who has been here for decades. New ideas for this new age pleas!
Agreed. How Charlotte became a hub Andover a city like Atlanta is d-mbest move ever. We went with the failed Wachovia people. You get what you reap.