Woody Long
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Oh please, oh please, let it be my former boss who finally gets hers...
Just heard from sources that I should stop off and buy a bottle of Dom on the way home.
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Oh please, oh please, let it be my former boss who finally gets hers...
I'm so tired of the corporate bullshirt. For years I was inundated with "synergies". Now, it's the "headwinds" we are facing.
Why can't anyone just tell me, "we're losing our ass and, instead of cutting into Mike Reed's $900,000 salary, or the CFO's $500,000 salary, or cutting any of the 100s of VPs, we're slicing the local reporters and editors, because frankly your health insurance costs too damn much. And, truthfully, we really don't value you at all despite it being in every email we send."
I'm so tired of the corporate bullshirt. For years I was inundated with "synergies". Now, it's the "headwinds" we are facing.
Why can't anyone just tell me, "we're losing our ass and, instead of cutting into Mike Reed's $900,000 salary, or the CFO's $500,000 salary, or cutting any of the 100s of VPs, we're slicing the local reporters and editors, because frankly your health insurance costs too damn much. And, truthfully, we really don't value you at all despite it being in every email we send."
Some of the small ones will about have no one left if they get cut.
And tell the boards of directors (this applies to EVERY newpaper chain) to quit handing out five-, six- and seven-figure bonuses to those corporate asshats ...
I'm so tired of the corporate bullshirt. For years I was inundated with "synergies". Now, it's the "headwinds" we are facing.
Why can't anyone just tell me, "we're losing our ass and, instead of cutting into Mike Reed's $900,000 salary, or the CFO's $500,000 salary, or cutting any of the 100s of VPs, we're slicing the local reporters and editors, because frankly your health insurance costs too damn much. And, truthfully, we really don't value you at all despite it being in every email we send."
Ouch. My former shop at 16 people in the newsroom when I arrived in 2006. Today there are two.My former newsroom had seven full-time and part-time in the newsroom. Four got cut today.