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Cousin Dupree

(1,866 posts)
Fri Dec 21, 2018, 12:50 PM Dec 2018

Did you ever have a new boss who was brought in from the outside?

Didn’t know anything about the business or how things work? And didn’t admit that they didn’t know? Hopefully people who voted for this ignorant inexperienced unstable greenhorn will learn a lesson. We are all suffering because of their stupidity.

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Did you ever have a new boss who was brought in from the outside? (Original Post) Cousin Dupree Dec 2018 OP
Yes and Yes. Wellstone ruled Dec 2018 #1
Good post! Recd and bookmarked. n/t Different Drummer Dec 2018 #2
Yes Cattledog Dec 2018 #3
Left a job because of that stupidity and started working for myself 25 years ago. sarcasmo Dec 2018 #4
I was at a company and was Guppy Dec 2018 #5
Way worse than just that Johnny2X2X Dec 2018 #6
New bosses brought in twice OriginalGeek Dec 2018 #7
Yeah, we got one fresh from Lamar Alexander's staff. GeorgeGist Dec 2018 #8
Yes. Also was part of a huge corporate "merger" Golden Raisin Dec 2018 #9
"Beware the overpaid man." Iterate Dec 2018 #10
 

Guppy

(444 posts)
5. I was at a company and was
Fri Dec 21, 2018, 01:06 PM
Dec 2018

one of the people who built it from 15 to 400. This new guy came in and was a total jerk. People started leaving until we finally had a RIF. I was one of the people let go. I was the first of the original people let go. He hated me and fired me. He was absolutely brutal to work with. The company was sold. Everyone who worked there thought it was the greatest company they had ever worked for and it turned into the worst place they ever worked. He never got another job in our industry.

Johnny2X2X

(19,056 posts)
6. Way worse than just that
Fri Dec 21, 2018, 01:11 PM
Dec 2018

It's as if your company brought in a boss that was actually working for the competition and their goal was to bankrupt and destroy your company.

OriginalGeek

(12,132 posts)
7. New bosses brought in twice
Fri Dec 21, 2018, 01:15 PM
Dec 2018

however they did know their shit and immediately improved the situation for all of us.

It's pretty easy to see the difference between them and Oranganus.

GeorgeGist

(25,319 posts)
8. Yeah, we got one fresh from Lamar Alexander's staff.
Fri Dec 21, 2018, 01:22 PM
Dec 2018

He got fired 15 years later for taking kickbacks from vendors, ie., typical Republican scum.

Golden Raisin

(4,608 posts)
9. Yes. Also was part of a huge corporate "merger"
Fri Dec 21, 2018, 01:29 PM
Dec 2018

which was really a takeover. My company was taken over. Not pretty.

Iterate

(3,020 posts)
10. "Beware the overpaid man."
Fri Dec 21, 2018, 01:40 PM
Dec 2018

He'll do anything to keep his job, knowing full well his own incompetence and lack of options in a fair market. Their hire isn't an accident. I know of one company that hired a pack of them, effectively a wolfpack that, among other things, ran an extortion/bribery racket from within the company.

That was the phrase we used in the 80s. Now we can add overpaid women as well, and yes that means you SHS.

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