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Just found out that the VP of commercial ops who runs sales only has a high school degree. It says a lot about the company. RUN!
she doesn't hate the ones with good D skills!I am working for her and I can confirm that she hates smart men.
Just found out that the VP of commercial ops who runs sales only has a high school degree. It says a lot about the company. RUN!
At some point, a person's education becomes irrelevant. Perhaps it's pertinent when interviewing for a position but in this case, you are talking about and really insulting someone who is tenured and knows every aspect of the business (both American Regent's and more globally) better than anyone. She does not miss when it comes to ideas and direction, has long-term vision and her ability to look at the business in a way that most others do not is exceptional. She is fast to grasp situations and come up with solutions that are creative and that usually leave people saying "makes sense, we should have thought of that". She is flat-out unflappable even in high pressure and negative situations and is spot on with guidance when faced with questions about the best way to handle something. She not only knows the inside business, she's excellent with customers and relationship building. She's organized and runs departments (now Comm Ops/Sales) the right way. And quite the opposite of what you are claiming-she is smart and respects and appreciates smart people-both men and women-period. She does not have appreciation for those who are NOT smart and/or lazy. Seems that's where your beef lies? You seem resentful and ....perhaps somehow threatened. Wow you really fell into the trope. You see that a female is in a leadership position so therefore she must be...what...unqualified (and you are digging down hard and mean to try to prove it to yourself and everyone else) and of course had to do "whatever" it took to get to where she is and to stay where she is?? She works her a** off and it seems she has done so every day she's been with Luitpold. She's gained and/or saved more business than most people could dream of. Seen her run circles around people who have all the degrees in the world and have yet to see anything be a hindrance. She deserves the position she is in. But wait. Oh, I see-it seems you are saying that a highly-degreed MAN is the better person for the job?? (And therefore he of course will just naturally will be smarter and better-suited). Wait-have I ever met you? An angry, self-proclaimed "smart" man with a chip the size of New York on his shoulder??