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In reply to the discussion: Anyone who has executive or managerial experience on a large level knows... [View all]busterbrown
(8,515 posts)22. Huh? Are you serious?
I should have stated ... Every facet of the operation which would effect the bottom line numbers of the company. But I thought that was obvious..
Two people screwing on the side? Inside the operation or outside? Big difference? Happens in retail all the time..Personnel would handle the situation and would keep me informed... Lawsuits!!!!!
Employee Theft? Absolutely!! If there was an inkling that an employee was stealing, Id be constantly updated.. One employee thief is equivalent to 20 external thieves.. Would effect the bottom line..
Heads role in retail if Inventory results are poor..
I hired assistants to inform me immediately of anything which would effect my review..
And thats just about everything. They were hired on the premise that they would know what matters to bring to my attention and what not to.
The difference is, I knew I was gonna be held responsible...Christie on the other hand is a dime a dozen hustler who feels he is immune (Darling of the republican party) to any criticism or accountability..
He feels he can talk himself out of any problem at any time...
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Anyone who has executive or managerial experience on a large level knows... [View all]
busterbrown
Jan 2014
OP
It should also apply to Obama and the distasterous rollout of the healthcare website. n/t
beaglelover
Jan 2014
#36
I don't believe they always know--but they should know whether their people are
TwilightGardener
Jan 2014
#2
But if the people are just like you, would you notice that they have that flaw? n/t
TheBlackAdder
Jan 2014
#5
Wouldn't commuters have called christie's office to ask why the lanes where closed…at least ask him
Tikki
Jan 2014
#9
Yep. Subordinates don't do ANYTHING that could come back to haunt their bosses. n/t
TheBlackAdder
Jan 2014
#4
Like Henry II in reference to Thomas á Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury
TexasProgresive
Jan 2014
#16
The news conference came after the emails surfaced, Christie should have been far ahead
Thinkingabout
Jan 2014
#10
If there was not enough background checking to keep out people which should not have
Thinkingabout
Jan 2014
#24
Somebody else posted that the lie his staff told him was that it wouldn't come back to the Governor.
TheOther95Percent
Jan 2014
#14
Yea, but the good ones have staff that understand what to bring and what not to bring..
busterbrown
Jan 2014
#23
He is responsible for knowing the big stuff and certainly someone who works in your office every
okaawhatever
Jan 2014
#20