The executive has been trading commodities and has decided it’s now a good time to enter the toilet paper business. They believe they can sell toilet paper with their WE solutions as part of the “over the top solution” because the customer will need to clean large piles of c-ap off of their face while explaining to their management team on why they selected Windstream as their service provider.
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" I don’t blame tony for what he inherited"
TT 'inherited' a decently run company that had an excellent stock price, low debt. Since then he has wasted all that with clueless acquisitions and carving up the non-essential services to sell to outside companies a few years too late.
His pay should be based on the performance of the company stock - no profit = no bonus. If the company loses money, he will get docked from his yearly compensation. Make him 'work' to make the company profitable, and you would see all types of good choices suddenly being made.
The company could be in a whole different situation if somebody else took over as CEO, doubt the stock price would be as pathetic as it is now - even after all the reverse splits.
Other companies with competent Board of Directors would have fired TT many years ago, but this one likes the Culture of Zombies he has there. Little Rock and Greenville managers are exactly like the zombies on The Walking Dead - walking around clueless with no purpose.
T-tiger
TT should have any device that is from Huawei installed into the network. Then soon Huawei will go bankrupt...
It’s a turd factory. Time to flush.