Billionaire tells story of why he fired 12 floors of people.

[fact]

If probably didn't explore cutting upper management/CEO compensation and bonuses either.

This was a rail car business anyway. Which isn't a money maker anymore.

If done right, it can be. I was in the railroad business for 12 years, and it’s like the coal business. They do not want to bring it to the present day, if you have the right infrastructure, the right platform, and the right sales team, you can be very very very successful. The main problem is that the masters of the industry would rather fat cat, and anytime somebody that actually wants to kill the dinosaurs gets put out. I fukking HATE railroad companies.

 

[Tom Foolery]

Yeah I've been getting a lot of Jew/Money vids popping up in my recommendations.

 

[Hoodoo Child]

Imagine paying 250k for a firm of consultants to know what your personel does and they are like. nikka we dont know either

 

[JLova]

This is the way of the corporate world. Be loyal to yourself and only yourself at all times.