re: Consultants don't get paid for leaving things as they are.

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RobVG — 4/6/2007 6:20:57 PM (archived)

Back in the 80's, I had a friend who was a producition manager at a high end elelctronics co. The managers hired a consultant who's first move was to lay off my friend and 20 of his workers. His second move was to give himself a $40,000 bonus. The co was floundering shortly after that but is now doing well under new ownership.

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"Logan's Run" to be redone. - RobVG - 4/4/2007 9:50:23 PM
- I remember seeing that on HBO in the early 80's - REB - 4/5/2007 12:49:45 PM
  - The series was in the late 1970s. - Lee - 4/5/2007 8:15:38 PM
- What I wanna know is when are they filming "The Stars my Destination"? (n/t) - ER - 4/5/2007 3:32:40 AM
- IMDb says "shelved" - Fox - 4/5/2007 3:25:00 AM
- Not that I mind - FrankC - 4/5/2007 2:27:44 AM
  - If it ain't broke... - . - 4/5/2007 3:04:26 PM
    - Forgive the slight digression... - ER - 4/5/2007 6:14:10 PM
      - Consultants don't get paid for leaving things as they are. - TB - 4/6/2007 5:00:30 AM
        
        re: Consultants don't get paid for leaving things as they are. - RobVG - 4/6/2007 6:20:57 PM
        
        You got that right. - ER - 4/6/2007 12:31:25 PM
        
        One reason consultants are hired - FrankC - 4/6/2007 5:43:17 PM
        
        Another reason consultants are hired - TB - 4/7/2007 5:39:33 AM
      - Indeed ER - FrankC - 4/5/2007 6:24:23 PM
        
        Hey, Sailor! - ER - 4/5/2007 8:10:33 PM
    - I think you're right, e.g. Poseidon Adventure + Flight of the Phoenix - RobVG - 4/5/2007 5:40:18 PM

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