DeVivo out

[anonymous]

On his ass? Or on to something else?

 

[anonymous]

Big mistake, Joey brought vision and purpose to this company. You will never know how much you miss him.

 

[anonymous]

Big mistake, Joey brought vision and purpose to this company. You will never know how much you miss him.

So, you are confirming that he was fired.

 

[anonymous]

So, you are confirming that he was fired.

Duh

 

[anonymous]

This makes the 2nd company to fire him after S&N told him to take a hike.

 

[anonymous]

I used to work for Joe and his best friend in all the world John! They were arrogant and incompetent as well as wannabe hardmen. They screwed that company and will continue to so, as they didn't understand the business they were in. They also employed dubious practices like forward selling and dumping product at cost which they had learnt from their days at USSC.

 

[anonymous]

Learnt?

 

[anonymous]

www.oxforddictionaries.com
Both are acceptable, but learned is often used in both British English and American English, while learnt is much more common in British English...

 

[anonymous]

www.oxforddictionaries.com
Both are acceptable, but learned is often used in both British English and American English, while learnt is much more common in British English...

F'n limey's always out themselves with their spelling.

 

[anonymous]

Duh

I am interviewing for a company in Goleta, California called InTouch. It is run by aJoseph M. DeVivo. It says he used to run Angiodynamics so I came here to do some research on how happy folks were at Angiodynamics, if he was a good boss, if he was strategic, did he take the company in the right direction etc. After reading about him here, I am at a loss what to think. Some people can change right? Now that the dust has had time to settle. Was he a good leader after all? Thank you for your response.