AIT = KMA???

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I wouldn't be too cavalier if I were you. Do you see much of the CEO these days? Is the company making money? Who is in charge on a daily basis?
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Is the company making money? Don't know, they always forget to tell us! Where is the corporate update for November? Are we going to get an ESOP statement for 2011?
 


















Now the same guy that put them on the path to ruin is back in charge. How well is that working out? Well, the company's smaller today if that's a sign...

Doc was always more about the feel-good than the actual substance. Just like putting a bunch of nitwits with no experience in charge of important areas, then letting them make decisions. I'd be surprised if they didn't have more cuts in January when they get their 4th qtr statements.
 






I received my ESOP statement today, can't really retire! Share price down 29%! In 2011, AIT lost 9 million. In 2012, how much money are we losing, don't know if the new gal has figured that out yet. Price per specimen is down, specimen volume is down, POC is a bust and blood is a dog. In 2013 what can Doc do the other 2 couldn't? Just because Doc is in charge, MCO's are going to start paying us? How does AIT start getting paid for self-pays? Rosin up that cello bow!
 






This Bob guy is a f*ing joke. I am reliving the moments of Office Space! I am on the list of those who will jump ship if he is joins AIT permanently!! Three rounds of layoffs and counting..
 
















































What was once a great company to work for is now such a dark and dismal place. There is no sense of pride anymore. Morale is at an all time low. We are all just waiting for the next round of layoffs to begin. I am thankful to have a job but know that it is only a matter of time before this company runs out of money to pay me. ESOP was portrayed to us as a good thing and it has turned out to be catastrophic for all but DOC. He has his money while we all sit and suffer. Time to go back to my cube.
 






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What was once a great company to work for is now such a dark and dismal place. There is no sense of pride anymore. Morale is at an all time low. We are all just waiting for the next round of layoffs to begin. I am thankful to have a job but know that it is only a matter of time before this company runs out of money to pay me. ESOP was portrayed to us as a good thing and it has turned out to be catastrophic for all but DOC. He has his money while we all sit and suffer. Time to go back to my cube.
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Don't sit around and wait to get laid off. Start looking now because the likelihood of this company surviving seems low, low, low.
 




































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