Chris,
If you haven't already read it already I think you would enjoy "23
things they don't tell you about capitalism" by Ha-Joon Chang - I would
sort it all out if I was in charge after all its engineers that "fix"
and build everything :-) and a political party of common sense would not
go amiss.
Sorry to hear about your predicament Paul, having survived under the
control of an investment company for 5 years our company has now been
just been bought by a large canadian enterprise - a real business,
things surely must get better for us and hopefully for you, My
grandmother used to say "things always work out for the best" and at
times its not easy to see but the phrase has always come true for me.
The problem is not only with short term investment it is also with large
rewards for top fliers who collect and leave before the consequences of
their changes have been realised, seen it many times and it pees me off
every time.
IanW
On 19/06/15 19:40, ChrisB wrote:
I think that the problems probably stem from the US/UK business model:
short-term investment for short-term gain.
Chris
On 19 Jun 2015, at 18:09, Bob Whitmire <fujixbob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You'd think IT guys would have it easier, what with everything going
electronic. But just the opposite seems to be true.
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