Oh Mary.....
Glad to see that after recieving her generous 650K bonus last year, that she resigns as of June 21st "To lead another company".... Thanks MARY!
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That's just a drop in the bucket. She actually made over $4 million last year all while losing customers for the company she led.
http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/pe ... »
That's a lot of money to not have any "business results" that she pressured all her subordinates to achieve. Hopefully the next CEO won't be such a hard ass, but I have little faith anymore in that company.
http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/pe ... »
That's a lot of money to not have any "business results" that she pressured all her subordinates to achieve. Hopefully the next CEO won't be such a hard ass, but I have little faith anymore in that company.
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I've got to say I'm kinda disappointed in Mary, I thought she would have stayed on a little longer after she steered this ship right into an iceberg.............Thanks for all the years of failure ,Mary
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Good riddance to bad rubbish.
At this point in the wireless industry, there is no way to rebuild quickly if at all.
In yesterdays news, in case you missed it:
Only 1.1 million new wireless accounts were created the first three months of 2013, according to the report from Chetan Sharma Consulting, a firm that specializes in mobile trends and strategy. This represents a whopping 60 percent decline over the number of new connections in the same quarter of 2012.
That's a huge problem for the wireless industry, which thrived in previous years as new customers signed up for mobile subscriptions.
In the year 2000, wireless companies derived more than 20 percent of their revenues from new subscribers, according to a slide in Sharma Cons...
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At this point in the wireless industry, there is no way to rebuild quickly if at all.
In yesterdays news, in case you missed it:
Only 1.1 million new wireless accounts were created the first three months of 2013, according to the report from Chetan Sharma Consulting, a firm that specializes in mobile trends and strategy. This represents a whopping 60 percent decline over the number of new connections in the same quarter of 2012.
That's a huge problem for the wireless industry, which thrived in previous years as new customers signed up for mobile subscriptions.
In the year 2000, wireless companies derived more than 20 percent of their revenues from new subscribers, according to a slide in Sharma Cons...
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You mean "thanks for destroying a once fine company" like a plague of locust. Destroy the company, collect your money, and move on to the next target.
But don't just blame her. The Carlson family is just as guilty. They gave her their blessings in all her business dealings. The were more interested in political correctness than hiring someone qualified (just like most corporations today). She bailed on them as soon as something better came along. She was just like some mercenary for hire. Now she's on to plunder some other sucker corporation.
But don't just blame her. The Carlson family is just as guilty. They gave her their blessings in all her business dealings. The were more interested in political correctness than hiring someone qualified (just like most corporations today). She bailed on them as soon as something better came along. She was just like some mercenary for hire. Now she's on to plunder some other sucker corporation.
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