FLOPS CEO Scheeringa is being replaced with a sales guy. Is this better?

[TailDraggerTed]

Was told that they already hired a new Flight Options CEO. Guy worked at xojet for a few months then left to now do this. He worked at a bunch of fractionals over the years and used to be at flight options a long time ago (not sure what opther companies he worked for. His last name is Silvestro.).

Must be a friend of Ken Ricci now that he is back and changing things again. Was told this new ceo is really a sales guy but not a management type. here we go again. how many ceo's have there been at Flight Options? not sure if I can count that high.

And I though XOJET was swimming in $? What leave there?

 

[Myster79]

Was told that they already hired a new Flight Options CEO. Guy worked at xojet for a few months then left to now do this. He worked at a bunch of fractionals over the years and used to be at flight options a long time ago (not sure what opther companies he worked for. His last name is Silvestro.).

Must be a friend of Ken Ricci now that he is back and changing things again. Was told this new ceo is really a sales guy but not a management type. here we go again. how many ceo's have there been at Flight Options? not sure if I can count that high.

And I though XOJET was swimming in $? What leave there?

Anybody is better than SH*TFINGER!

 

[fischman]

Who cares what he used to be? What is the man like now?

I used to sell insurance. Would you hold that against me?

The President of NJA, Jim Christiansen, used to be a salesman. Looks like he's doing a pretty good job.

 

[On Your Six]

Do you guys not want to sell more shares/airplanes? The last thing you want is a micro-manager like Sh*tfinger who can't see the forrest through the trees...

Sales people are more customer friendly and they understand the importance of happy front-liners like yourself to maintain higher retention rates among customers (easier to sell to existing customers than to new customers - therefore you need happy employees to provide excellent customer service). Let's hope that works in your favor...

 

[Pervis]

Careful what you wish for. There are some as bad or wirse than your current knob. Bill Boisture comes to mind. He "moved on" just before the '05 CBA at NJA.

 

[jetwash]

Sales people are more customer friendly and they understand the importance of happy front-liners like yourself to maintain higher retention rates among customers (easier to sell to existing customers than to new customers - therefore you need happy employees to provide excellent customer service). Let's hope that works in your favor...

I have to agree with you on that one 100%
Lets hope it's true.