Good luck!
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The presenters seemed completely unprepared and they all sat hunched over with their heads down, which definitely doesn't inspire much hope. Lots of great (and tough) questions were asked but the presenters only answered the easiest of them. Even then, there were long silences where you could see them try and think of how to spin their answer and they stuttered and stammered their way through their responses, often without truly answering the questions directly. When asked if they were going to answer the large number of questions they had avoided in an email blast, they stated they were out of time and ended the presentation.
If that dead air and shoe gazing painted the rosy picture, I'd hate to see the honest portrayal.
It was useless, questions which mattered were not answered at all !
They will post a rosy picture for all of those left reeling from the layoffs. They keep bringing the motivation factor lower and lower and lower. Who really wants to work for them anymore?
True, How come upper management all safe while actual hard worker are laid off....
I hope Clay is let go.
So, anyone at DJ's level gonna get cut?
There's always more people at the top than those that they make work. They should form a union so they can screw those higher ups over.
If they start to play The Rains of Castemere then GTFO.
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