Originally posted by DodgyAgent
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Originally posted by Old GregYou only hire them with strong stomachs, then?
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentDont forget I get to shaft my prossies for nothing
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Originally posted by Old GregI love it when you talk dirty.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentor a prossie
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Originally posted by Old GregNot everyone's a pimp
or a prossie
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentNo one is doing this for altruistic purposes, and nor would anyone else.
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Originally posted by KyajaeSugar is a dinosaur who makes most of his money through investments, not production. His abrasive style of management (note the word management, he's certainly no leader) gives the wrong message about how to be an effective boss. He is a thoroughly unlikeable character. Yet, if his approach results in making money and screwing others, and you think that is the be all and end all of it, far from me to criticise.
Richard Branson and Digby Jones are the types of people modern managers should aspire to.
Digby Jones who I happen to know is a ruthless grammar school priviliged middle class brown noser who loves himself.
And I am surprised that you are taken in by that revolting two faced groper Branson.
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Amstrad enjoyed 25% share of European home computer market at one point. They then threw it away by not investing in R&D. Great example shown there by Sir Alan Sugar...
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentYou may not like Sugar but there is a brutal straightforward honesty about how he looks at business. Brown could easily have picked some corporate brownnoser with a silver spoon education. Give me a self made man like Sugar any day.
Richard Branson and Digby Jones are the types of people modern managers should aspire to.
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Originally posted by Swamp Thing...who sold naff hi-fi in the '80s and computers to the education sector which are apparently unreliable. Hmmm.
Self-made is fine: What about Richard Branson? Now there's someone who is not just thinking "Flog it for cost + x% or you're fired".
Had they got some Etonian city slicker with a silver spoon in his mouth you would have been happier?
As for the cynics amongst you, you are absolutely right. No one is doing this for altruistic purposes, and nor would anyone else.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentYou may not like Sugar but there is a brutal straightforward honesty about how he looks at business. Brown could easily have picked some corporate brownnoser with a silver spoon education. Give me a self made man like Sugar any day.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentYou may not like Sugar but there is a brutal straightforward honesty about how he looks at business. Brown could easily have picked some corporate brownnoser with a silver spoon education. Give me a self made man like Sugar any day.
Self-made is fine: What about Richard Branson? Now there's someone who is not just thinking "Flog it for cost + x% or you're fired".
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maybe sugar will finally sell his wierd email telephone combos to government
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Most of these guys have got where they are by being ruthless.
They play hard ball and most have taken no prisoners when it comes to competition.
What makes Gordo think they will not use this opportunity to that end?
Possibility: Maybe Gordo know which way the wind blows and is lining himself up for a coupel of cushy directorships post PM.
Possibly he i sjust looking for someone who can bay him a decent lunch or will get him access to places his title wont.
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