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what a tool.
are you a former hd pilot? the problem there had nothing to do with the ceo.
quit crying.
I'm enjoying my present job quite nicely.
It has nothing to do with Home Depot or Chrysler. Ahh, so many experts on this board who think they have it all figured out.
My point is: why be so negative to another group of pilots. If you had a bad experience, move on and worry about yourself.
And thanks for the well written PM. Definately what I expected.
This board is interesting and this partiular post is something you might see on the regional side of the house. I frequently know of some pretty good jobs that come and go and there is one as I write for a Falcon 900 Capt., Part 91to boot, but I'll be damned if I would pass out the details for fear of having some guy like this, along his attitude make a fool of me for passing out the info.
You got it right Sabre dude.
1200 meaningless posts does not make an expert.
If there are any Chrysler pilots are here, I flew BN before he was at Home Depot...you know, that BIGGER company. And he was always a pleasant passenger. I got along with him just fine. Chrysler is in trouble (the company - not the flt dept. I have met some of their pilots in school but that does not make me an expert) and a BN is just what they need to push them in the right direction.
Maybe Sleepy is hot and bothered because he doesn't have the social skills to interact with executives.
And Sleepy, before you get into the "he's drinking the company kool-aid" routine, I no longer work for that company. Left on my own and found something better. The type of job you couldn't handle.
I've been here the whole time and I'm not going anywhere.
Have a nice day.
I got along just fine with old Bob and his ego. I understand that he was pretty easy to deal with when you flew him at GE. I guess some people change when they get the ultimate power? What most of us at the HD didn't like was what he and his GE buddy's did to our company, it was legal robbery.
The improvements have been in full force since they departed. It will once again be a great company. As for Chrysler, he should do well there. His style and process is much better suited to a manufacturing operation.
Let's see, if you have a store that is there to sell stuff to people, and you fire most of the people that work there to save money in the short-run, and their isn't anyone there to help customers buy stuff, what will happen in the long-run? It clearly does not work in retail.
I don't have a dog in this fight, as the saying goes. But I do agree with sleepy on this. HD has the worst customer service. The other day I successfully went to HD and purchased $80 worth of stuff and never had one employee even say hello. Heck, I even got to check myself out and the lady there to help just in case I was too stupid to run the scanner (really to make sure I didn't steal anything) didn't even look at me. Gee, thanks for your business. That never happens to me when I go to Lowe's. HD sucks.
Sorry about your experience Cool Hand. It will take time and money to replace the high-quality workers that our old management team ran off. The new leadership is working hard and spending the money necessary to correct these problems. Please give us another opportunity to get it right.
Although Nardelli is a fraternity brother of mine, he's a hard guy to like.
Home Depot's market valuation declined 40% during Nardelli's stint as CEO. His compensation was $240 million while he was "building the company down".
Nardelli's abrasive personality and critical, autocratic management style caused many employees to actively dislike him. He pulled some interesting stunts at HD like directing the company's board to skip Home Depot's annual meeting, then limiting shareholders at the meeting to speaking no more than a minute by displaying large digital timers.
His $210 million severance package was more or less the final outrage.
It's easy to see why sleepy and his pals won't miss him. I hope Bob does better at the new Chrysler and that the flight department there prospers.
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Sorry about your experience Cool Hand. It will take time and money to replace the high-quality workers that our old management team ran off. The new leadership is working hard and spending the money necessary to correct these problems. Please give us another opportunity to get it right.