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Posted by tmurf.1@juno.com on September 3, 2008, 10:23 pm
> I posted this to Ronnie and of course he didn't answer...
> Ah, it all comes down to money, doesn't it? If you wanted to make CEO mon=
ey,
> you should have become a CEO. Surely, you knew going in that a millright
> makes less than a CEO. That didn't stop you then, did it? Do you want to =
be
> responsible to stockholders or a board that can say, sorry, we don't like
> you, YOU'RE FIRED. You wouldn't like that. I know your type. You are the =
guy
> that if someone asks them to work 2 minutes past quitting time, you're on
> the phone to the shop steward complaining about injuctices. I've been on =
the
> other side. I didn't like being a CEO (actually, in my case, a CFO). You =
lie
> awake at night, worrying about a contract that may get cancelled, or fund=
ing
> that may nnot happen, or competitors that are trying to eat your lunch. I=
n
> my case, it causes ulcers I have to this day. You work 20 hours a day, fo=
r
> weeks on end at budget time, and you sweat every budget item, scared to
> death that something will happen to the price or availablity of some vita=
l
> raw material that literally puts you out of business. You go ahead. You t=
ry
> that and then you complain to me about the injustice between the CEOs and
> the working man who has no worries beyond why he isn't paid as much as th=
e
> CEO.
Sounds like you are not tough enough to be a big shot CFO either.
Workers can be fired at any time too so that is the same for us. You
say you were scared to death about stuff that you can't control. You
think workers dont have any worries? Many of then have to go to a
second job and that is why they don't want to stay late. You actually
cry like little girl. I am a CEO myself so I understand the pressures
of business but I handle them like a man. try that.
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> Ah, it all comes down to money, doesn't it? If you wanted to make CEO mon=