anonymous
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anonymous
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Seriously dude? First of all, information disseminated within the company is not "public".
Second of all, the buy out attempt was ALREADY public. It was being covered in pretty much every news outlet. If it were "behind closed doors" the stock price wouldn't have shot up by, what was it like, 11% in an hour?
Third of all, yes, I believe it is the leadership team's JOB to update their employees on the state of the company, and that includes allaying fears brought up by stories already published in mass media.
To not address it AT ALL is utterly criminal in my mind, quite frankly, particularly when you already have a building full of people fearing for their jobs.
Glad you had time to post here, however, JRA - thanks for chiming-ah-in-ah.
Second of all, the buy out attempt was ALREADY public. It was being covered in pretty much every news outlet. If it were "behind closed doors" the stock price wouldn't have shot up by, what was it like, 11% in an hour?
Third of all, yes, I believe it is the leadership team's JOB to update their employees on the state of the company, and that includes allaying fears brought up by stories already published in mass media.
To not address it AT ALL is utterly criminal in my mind, quite frankly, particularly when you already have a building full of people fearing for their jobs.
Glad you had time to post here, however, JRA - thanks for chiming-ah-in-ah.