Just wondering where all the “Bring it on people” are at

[TheBreeze]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
Back in good times, there was a lot of fluff positions. It’s going to be a lot tighter these days, where a lot of those managerial roles i think getting consolidated.
[/quote]

Luckily there will always be jobs for Dyn-o-mite salesfolk.

[TheBreeze]

[quote=patientlywaiting]
Microsoft is no longer buying Yahoo! for a reason. I’m betting that Microsoft will end up with Yahoo! at a very steep discount in the depth of the recession.
[/quote]

It wouldn’t surprise me if Microsoft just decided to wait until Yahoo! declares bankruptcy and then just buy the parts they want.

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[TheBreeze]

[quote=patientlywaiting]
Microsoft is no longer buying Yahoo! for a reason. I’m betting that Microsoft will end up with Yahoo! at a very steep discount in the depth of the recession.
[/quote]

It wouldn’t surprise me if Microsoft just decided to wait until Yahoo! declares bankruptcy and then just buy the parts they want.

[img_assist|nid=9570|title=Buy ’em out boys!|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=200|height=150]

[TheBreeze]

[quote=patientlywaiting]
Microsoft is no longer buying Yahoo! for a reason. I’m betting that Microsoft will end up with Yahoo! at a very steep discount in the depth of the recession.
[/quote]

It wouldn’t surprise me if Microsoft just decided to wait until Yahoo! declares bankruptcy and then just buy the parts they want.

[img_assist|nid=9570|title=Buy ’em out boys!|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=200|height=150]

[TheBreeze]

[quote=patientlywaiting]
Microsoft is no longer buying Yahoo! for a reason. I’m betting that Microsoft will end up with Yahoo! at a very steep discount in the depth of the recession.
[/quote]

It wouldn’t surprise me if Microsoft just decided to wait until Yahoo! declares bankruptcy and then just buy the parts they want.

[img_assist|nid=9570|title=Buy ’em out boys!|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=200|height=150]

[TheBreeze]

[quote=patientlywaiting]
Microsoft is no longer buying Yahoo! for a reason. I’m betting that Microsoft will end up with Yahoo! at a very steep discount in the depth of the recession.
[/quote]

It wouldn’t surprise me if Microsoft just decided to wait until Yahoo! declares bankruptcy and then just buy the parts they want.

[img_assist|nid=9570|title=Buy ’em out boys!|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=200|height=150]

[rbresident]

The comment is uncalled for. We still need good realtor for our real estate transaction. Providing a good service and get paid for it is what a good businessman do. Why resulting to insult in a good discussion.

[rbresident]

The comment is uncalled for. We still need good realtor for our real estate transaction. Providing a good service and get paid for it is what a good businessman do. Why resulting to insult in a good discussion.

[rbresident]

The comment is uncalled for. We still need good realtor for our real estate transaction. Providing a good service and get paid for it is what a good businessman do. Why resulting to insult in a good discussion.

[rbresident]

The comment is uncalled for. We still need good realtor for our real estate transaction. Providing a good service and get paid for it is what a good businessman do. Why resulting to insult in a good discussion.

[rbresident]

The comment is uncalled for. We still need good realtor for our real estate transaction. Providing a good service and get paid for it is what a good businessman do. Why resulting to insult in a good discussion.

[Coronita]

[quote=TheBreeze][quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
Back in good times, there was a lot of fluff positions. It’s going to be a lot tighter these days, where a lot of those managerial roles i think getting consolidated.
[/quote]

Luckily there will always be jobs for Dyn-o-mite salesfolk.
[/quote]

LOL…I knew yourwere in sales… It had your m.o. written all over.

*Typical over-confident personality, that feels invincible (until you miss your quarter)
* Takes the most sour lemon cake and markets it as the best tasting, sweetest cake their is.
* Then there’s the high pressure, “you’re an idiot if you don’t agree to buy this thing” tactic…
* And the entire “build versus buy, build versus buy”.

Pss, bad economy = economic climate you won’t be able control, irrespective of your sales numbers. If you’re anywhere near as confident in your stability as you were you your market predictions, good luck man…

[Coronita]

[quote=TheBreeze][quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
Back in good times, there was a lot of fluff positions. It’s going to be a lot tighter these days, where a lot of those managerial roles i think getting consolidated.
[/quote]

Luckily there will always be jobs for Dyn-o-mite salesfolk.
[/quote]

LOL…I knew yourwere in sales… It had your m.o. written all over.

*Typical over-confident personality, that feels invincible (until you miss your quarter)
* Takes the most sour lemon cake and markets it as the best tasting, sweetest cake their is.
* Then there’s the high pressure, “you’re an idiot if you don’t agree to buy this thing” tactic…
* And the entire “build versus buy, build versus buy”.

Pss, bad economy = economic climate you won’t be able control, irrespective of your sales numbers. If you’re anywhere near as confident in your stability as you were you your market predictions, good luck man…

[Coronita]

[quote=TheBreeze][quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
Back in good times, there was a lot of fluff positions. It’s going to be a lot tighter these days, where a lot of those managerial roles i think getting consolidated.
[/quote]

Luckily there will always be jobs for Dyn-o-mite salesfolk.
[/quote]

LOL…I knew yourwere in sales… It had your m.o. written all over.

*Typical over-confident personality, that feels invincible (until you miss your quarter)
* Takes the most sour lemon cake and markets it as the best tasting, sweetest cake their is.
* Then there’s the high pressure, “you’re an idiot if you don’t agree to buy this thing” tactic…
* And the entire “build versus buy, build versus buy”.

Pss, bad economy = economic climate you won’t be able control, irrespective of your sales numbers. If you’re anywhere near as confident in your stability as you were you your market predictions, good luck man…

[Coronita]

[quote=TheBreeze][quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
Back in good times, there was a lot of fluff positions. It’s going to be a lot tighter these days, where a lot of those managerial roles i think getting consolidated.
[/quote]

Luckily there will always be jobs for Dyn-o-mite salesfolk.
[/quote]

LOL…I knew yourwere in sales… It had your m.o. written all over.

*Typical over-confident personality, that feels invincible (until you miss your quarter)
* Takes the most sour lemon cake and markets it as the best tasting, sweetest cake their is.
* Then there’s the high pressure, “you’re an idiot if you don’t agree to buy this thing” tactic…
* And the entire “build versus buy, build versus buy”.

Pss, bad economy = economic climate you won’t be able control, irrespective of your sales numbers. If you’re anywhere near as confident in your stability as you were you your market predictions, good luck man…

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