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Motivated? [Jan. 23rd, 2002|02:14 pm]
Peter Sheil
Well we are out of the meeting and are we all motivated? Hmmm well maybe.

We started off with a presentation previously given by the CEO about why we are like a football team *barf* and had some videos of teams including a player turning his back on an opponent after a foul and then getting a serious kicking from behind. What does this mean for us you ask? [we certainly did] Well I think we ae supposed to watch out for the oposition and not let them surprise us ... or maybe we should put the boot in first ... who knows.

There was a lot of one company, one team, one strategy, seeing the bigger picture stuff - all fine and dandy 'till someone asked if there was a plan for actualy achieving this yet. At least the presenter had the grace to admit "no" without too much waffle first.

I guess I'm at about the same motivational level as when I went into the meeting,just more hungry and looking out for changes in the company ... the spark of hope hasn't died yet :)

peter
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[User Picture]From: pianoman
2002-01-23 06:45 am (UTC)

GO TEAM RAH!

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[User Picture]From: petersheil
2002-01-23 09:25 am (UTC)

Almost

Not quite that bad, *posh Enlish accent* we are British after all old chap and do not go in for all that American style razzle.

:)))))
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[User Picture]From: indirokk
2002-01-23 08:37 am (UTC)
pffft...when will they learn that money is better spent on improving working conditions and benefits than hiring bad cheerleaders in business suits.
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[User Picture]From: petersheil
2002-01-23 09:23 am (UTC)
Probably about the time they stop employing Business School graduates and go bankrupt!

Note this is not a reflection on the financial condition of my company and should not be used as any indication of the future worth of the company. Remember the value of investments can go up as well as down. [the reverse of a line required on all UK financial advice about investments with a share content]
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