They ought to be ashamed.
That was the best post I've read all day with that one exception. Go try to find a lawyer or businessman that's ashamed of anything they do, I'll wait here.
Good luck if he thinks he convince the American politicians that televised fiction isn't fact.
Yes that really is better.
I run a company where we are pretty good on the engineering but until recently were pretty bad at sales. (we're still not great but improving) And the result showed. We make a good product but that isn't enough by itself.
Maybe the bigger problem is not enough engineers in the purchasing decision loop. I think sales is a symptom of an uneducated customer.
But they are dino's, so they will probably still resist to the end.
More like enforcers or police, they can't relinquish control without an order from a higher authority. Unfortunately they don't believe there is one.
I am learning a new skill or technology which I know will enhance my employability
After 40 I just don't care what gives Lumberg a stiffy anymore, new skills entertain me. Business's needs change daily and it's always the shiny new skill they gotta have, proficiency is always an afterthought. Like a room full of tweens waiting for Beiber to puke up something new. I hate peppy, gushing with all that enthusiasm (its like a tampon commercial), they'll beat that out of ya after a few years kid.
3. Sell company -> Profit!
Call it "chasing the eyeballs", it's just tech harvesting p/r and ad money. It's really funny like a dog chasing its tail.
when they're hired by a company who pays them what they're really worth.
Same kid of shit my old boss would say like "when our ship comes in". The bigger boss pulled him aside and told him not to say things about when the important people got rewarded, and that we didn't belong to that group. My job and yours is to weigh anchor and row vigorously while they water ski.
I got the last laugh, the company barely exists now, that ship was really a trap, our captain gave away the company jewels without verifiable data metrics.
The sooner all the animals are extinct, the sooner we'll find their money. - Ed Bluestone