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<blockquote data-quote="TUT" data-source="post: 1248151" data-attributes="member: 29298"><p>Now I reckon this coup, all you will do in it is post here anonymously and expect others to actually put their good name and jobs on the line. Right? Right? </p><p></p><p>If you base Fedex on stock prices, who they report to, that is exactly what they judge the company on. However they can see package volume YOY for both divisions continues to grow. Now if you base it on employee satisfaction at the driver level, then you are right. But who does that? Does Walmart base their business on cashier feelings? McDonalds on burger flipper insight? Nobody does that, especially publicly traded companies. You live in la la land. (That said, I wish you were right that the lowest most abundant employees mattered much more and were better taken care of.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TUT, post: 1248151, member: 29298"] Now I reckon this coup, all you will do in it is post here anonymously and expect others to actually put their good name and jobs on the line. Right? Right? If you base Fedex on stock prices, who they report to, that is exactly what they judge the company on. However they can see package volume YOY for both divisions continues to grow. Now if you base it on employee satisfaction at the driver level, then you are right. But who does that? Does Walmart base their business on cashier feelings? McDonalds on burger flipper insight? Nobody does that, especially publicly traded companies. You live in la la land. (That said, I wish you were right that the lowest most abundant employees mattered much more and were better taken care of.) [/QUOTE]
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