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A smart person learns from their mistakes,
but a wise person learns from OTHER peoples mistakes.
"Marshall Akins"
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Oh give me a break. This is off topic and out of hand. Aren't we
supposed to be a little bit smarter than to make generalizations about
every corporation?
If a company does not provide value to its customers, employees, suppliers
and stockholders then it will cease to exist.
At www.tredegar.com I find that Tredegar Corporation is a profitable
developer of technology for drug delivery and other medical applications.
Thanks, those products may save my life or the life of someone in my
family. In return, you will be compensated for your time and effort and
will continue to make products that improve our lives.
For more information on capitalism read Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn Rand.
jpcarr@tredegar.com
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>> Al Barsa said:
>> All of the employees were terminated yesterday, and they're all
>> looking for jobs now. They got no severance, or anything.
>Is that legal in the States? It wouldn't be here (UK) -- at least for
>employees who had two years+ service. Cheers,
>Martin. Martin McCallion
How quaint. Martin, Businesses in the US (Global business strategy
soon) is motivated by one thing. Greed. Money. Profit. If you want to
rent the movie that defines this, rent "Head Office" (Danny devito, Rick
Maranis, Jane Seymour, etc).
Businesses no longer(if ever) care about;
Product Value
People
or anything that doesn't contribute to the bottom line.
Personal development at companies now is equated to "What can you learn to
help us make more money?"
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