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26. Yeah, that we're basically money to them

Sun May 6, 2012, 02:24 PM

May 2012

The way to make more money by cubicle-izing skills and spending less on salaries

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Wow - and a Red Sox fan too! WinniSkipper May 2012 #4

Hiring the right person is as much science as art... MANative May 2012 #6

Spot on WinniSkipper May 2012 #9

You get no argument from me! MANative May 2012 #11

I blame the 'MBA class' in general and Reagan\Bush in particular for the coalition_unwilling May 2012 #12

when hr stopped reporting to the ceo's and was put under the cfo's elehhhhna May 2012 #7

Exactly... MANative May 2012 #10

When Personnel was renamed Human Resources hootinholler May 2012 #22

Bingo!! MNBrewer May 2012 #23

So now it's moving from a resource implying we are consumed hootinholler May 2012 #25

Yeah, that we're basically money to them lunatica May 2012 #26

Agree. MichiganVote May 2012 #5

Furthermore.... musical_soul May 2012 #20

We just have to fall back on our pioneer lore and wisdom kenny blankenship May 2012 #3

This may be a stupid question, but where is that photo from? coalition_unwilling May 2012 #14

From the film, "The Road" based on the Cormac McCarthy book FSogol May 2012 #17

Ah, I've neither seen the movie nor read the book (yet). Saw the coalition_unwilling May 2012 #18

I read it, but never saw the film. Too depressing. n/t FSogol May 2012 #19

Let's face it.... RagAss May 2012 #8

A skills mismatch is a large part of the problem. bluestate10 May 2012 #15

I have a friend who is a truly talented machinist.. Fumesucker May 2012 #16