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The only purpose of this post is to distract from the issue at hand. How would anyone at Neogenomics know or care anything about Georgia Cancer? How would they know that they are even a CSI client? They wouldn't. I think shiny top does this to sweep the stink under the rug.
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Probably a lot of people know about Ga cancer because of its big medicare fraud scandal and now it is in a very bad way with the feds. OOOOHhh no. Any chance CSI is too close to all this???????????????? Word spreads pretty fast and far. hubba hubba
 


















Anonymous said:
Blah, blah, blah.........I promise you deeze thing no one will ever be treated unfair for spressing your opeenion because i wuz once fired for trying to do zee right thing...you have my word on deeze thing. Blah, blah, blah........you can alvays come straight to me.....I promise deeze thing.... blah, blah, blah...........looooke around you and tell me has eenyone ever beene punish for coming to me or doing zeee right thing...I promise theese..........blah,blah blah blah blah.... acchually, i am just keeeding, no?
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Uh oh.....here comes instant replay time............
 






Sad day, an employee killed themselves due to treatment, humilation at hands of Bostwick lact of ethics, forcing employees to be belittled, yelling, screaming and demeaning behavior. unfair treatment between urology and gynecor, unfair pay, making employees feel belittled. treatment of special people such as Nick, and others in the class. treat women as second class citizens, calling them darling. special treatment between best freinds, holding meetings at homes instead of proper places for business, drinking at meetings, government should invesigate tech 26, completely unfair pay. much more to tell that the government should investigate. Whistle blower.employee went to HR to complain, her position was eliminated.

BOSTWICK POST. SOUND FAMILIAR? DID SM WORK THERE TOO????
 






Anonymous said:
So how is it working at CSI?
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A Jewish guy working for an Iranian can't be good. Throw in 3 hempaths who supposidly read all the cases and you have a lab. RJ was better off calling his own flow when he had 2 boxes in the Medical Quarters complex and partnered with a cyto lab that was run by a LabCorp ex.

Now that they have lost GCS the camels are packed up and the caravan is moving on.
 












Anonymous said:
Damn.....now I need a cold shower.
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The post before this one was clearly very serious. Then this idiotic post. I'm telling you this sort of post or the ones that blame workers from other labs on posts about CSI that are negative are nothing but intended distractions. They are probably posted by administration toadies like shiny top or maybe his honor posts too. Don't be driven like sheep by the efforts to keep your minds off the real disaster-in-waiting there.
 






Anonymous said:
The post before this one was clearly very serious. Then this idiotic post. I'm telling you this sort of post or the ones that blame workers from other labs on posts about CSI that are negative are nothing but intended distractions. They are probably posted by administration toadies like shiny top or maybe his honor posts too. Don't be driven like sheep by the efforts to keep your minds off the real disaster-in-waiting there.
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Another possibility is that the person who posted the 'serious' post about the state of affairs at CSI is the same person who followed up with the distractor. It is clear who wrote about the the issues confronting the company with the GCS loss has been with the company a long time, therefore, perhaps identifiable. That person may have wanted to divert attention from her/his original post. I think it was brave and insightful and absolutely spot on.
 






A timely message from Herbert London:

Hubris, the sin of overweening pride or arrogance, is invariably the basic condition that undermines societies and individuals in classical literature. But we seem to have forgotten that hubris has its influence in the real world as well. “If you’ve got it, flaunt it,” is a common modern expression of hubristic sentiment in our time. Kenneth Lay, former CEO of Enron, lauded his company for having been a “New Economy” firm “before it became cool to be one.” On August 14, 2001, he sent an email to employees, noting, “Our performance has never been stronger, our business model has never been more robust. We have the finest organization in American business today.” Now, of course, the company is in ruins, employees are out of work, pensions have been converted to dust, and criminal proceedings may await the principals. Similarly, a recent Money Central article noted that John Chambers, chairman of Cisco, had predicted continued 30 to 50 percent annual growth for his company. One year after he made that prediction, the company suffered three straight quarters of 70 percent declines in profits. In yet another recent example of this phenomenon, after a vice president of Delta Airlines said, “We are the best in the business,” the company’s stock price plunged 31 percent. There is often a high price to be paid for such boasting.
 






Clearly you know nothing about diagnostic sales. We may have lost GCS, but there is still plenty of new business to capture. Whether or not you like who they have running the lab is a moot point. He's getting sh*t done and that's a factual statement, unlike the previous executives. If you speant any time with his predecessor you'd know that. More has been accomplished in the last three months than in the entire year before that. If you don't like it go ahead and jump ship and join the other cowards who couldn't make it.
 






Anonymous said:
Clearly you know nothing about diagnostic sales. We may have lost GCS, but there is still plenty of new business to capture. Whether or not you like who they have running the lab is a moot point. He's getting sh*t done and that's a factual statement, unlike the previous executives. If you speant any time with his predecessor you'd know that. More has been accomplished in the last three months than in the entire year before that. If you don't like it go ahead and jump ship and join the other cowards who couldn't make it.
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LOL
 






Anonymous said:
Clearly you know nothing about diagnostic sales. We may have lost GCS, but there is still plenty of new business to capture. Whether or not you like who they have running the lab is a moot point. He's getting sh*t done and that's a factual statement, unlike the previous executives. If you speant any time with his predecessor you'd know that. More has been accomplished in the last three months than in the entire year before that. If you don't like it go ahead and jump ship and join the other cowards who couldn't make it.
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Cleary you know nothing about naval protocol dumbass. Cowards jumping ship? Only the captain goes down with the ship. In this case, I suspect a big cheer would go up to see this particular cap'n disappear beneath the briny riding CSI like a horse till its wet and hung up dry. What an idiot.
 






Anonymous said:
Clearly you know nothing about diagnostic sales. We may have lost GCS, but there is still plenty of new business to capture. Whether or not you like who they have running the lab is a moot point. He's getting sh*t done and that's a factual statement, unlike the previous executives. If you speant any time with his predecessor you'd know that. More has been accomplished in the last three months than in the entire year before that. If you don't like it go ahead and jump ship and join the other cowards who couldn't make it.
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uh oh, has the munchkin traded in the halo for boxing gloves? HOORAY!!! even said the 's' word....now we're getting somewhere
 






Anonymous said:
Another possibility is that the person who posted the 'serious' post about the state of affairs at CSI is the same person who followed up with the distractor. It is clear who wrote about the the issues confronting the company with the GCS loss has been with the company a long time, therefore, perhaps identifiable. That person may have wanted to divert attention from her/his original post. I think it was brave and insightful and absolutely spot on.
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Here is the real insight to a flow lab. Assuming we take in 125-150 cases daily, with 3 hempaths calling the flow. How much time is devoted to the interpretation? Ron could read 50 in a day! LH and VG will tell you a good hempath can read 15..maybe 20 "easy cases" per day. We have great hempaths but the work load is too much. When is the patient going to be considered? Mamograms may get more attention than what we do. Keep selling team- just have your cases read by LH and VG when they are not too busy printing money.
 






Anonymous said:
Here is the real insight to a flow lab. Assuming we take in 125-150 cases daily, with 3 hempaths calling the flow. How much time is devoted to the interpretation? Ron could read 50 in a day! LH and VG will tell you a good hempath can read 15..maybe 20 "easy cases" per day. We have great hempaths but the work load is too much. When is the patient going to be considered? Mamograms may get more attention than what we do. Keep selling team- just have your cases read by LH and VG when they are not too busy printing money.
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Can't believe RG is qualified to sign anything more complicated than his AMEX bills. LH and VG (experienced hempaths) say they can sign out 15-20 'easy' case per day, yet RG signed out 50??? Did he have a rubber stamp report that read 'WBCs present.'? SCAAARRRY...........................
 






Anonymous said:
Can't believe RG is qualified to sign anything more complicated than his AMEX bills. LH and VG (experienced hempaths) say they can sign out 15-20 'easy' case per day, yet RG signed out 50??? Did he have a rubber stamp report that read 'WBCs present.'? SCAAARRRY...........................
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Ron did sign out cases and had a contract hempath from North Fulton check his work. If you don't have the staff, just make it work.
 












Anonymous said:
Culture- Look for the burkas on the women. Men smoking hookas and eatting dates. Great place to work. A true sundown at the oasis. RG still has his old world culture. Ask HC.
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RG's studied persona as the enlightened man has been falling apart for some time now, and the sheik is emerging. His daily walk-throughs to interact with the little people has been increasingly difficult for him. He looks like it pains him to have to be among the smelly rift raft. His patronizing attitude is just way too much. How much can interest can a lowly worker have in hearing about his airplanes and high life? Oh well, maybe he can ride a camel into sunset. May he get sand in his underwear.
 






RG is the Grinch. MM is an inept elf who cannot make any real toys, and FD is his helper. Throw in a cast of other scrooges, and you have CSI leadership. LOL.Soon it will be colder than the North Pole at CSI.
 






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