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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5347247" data-attributes="member: 58386">If the network collapses, then it collapses. You don&#039;t have any control over it to begin with. If the company doesn&#039;t at least match Wall Street estimates so what? Johnny Dollar Sign is a control freak. Contractors in his mind&#039;s eye are cheap, plentiful and expendable especially if they get out of line. Once again it comes back to the days of Dan Sullivan and the origins of the company.When it comes to the divestiture of risk, liability and variable costs..... you&#039;re a contractor.When it comes to command and control over the workforce.....you&#039;re an employee. And worst of all they have zero respect for the fact that they had to ask you to invest money in the venture.The reason being is that unlike company stock the fate of that investment has zero direct impact on the companies bottom line.He&#039;s not going to worry about what happens to you. And you guys aren&#039;t&nbsp; fooling anybody when it comes to you concerns regarding&nbsp; the future of the company and what happens to it. You&#039;re just hiding behind it out of fear of what the future holds for you. The best opportunity for you to get out was 3-4 years ago but you didn&#039;t take it. That&#039;s no one&#039;s fault but your own.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5347247, member: 58386"] If the network collapses, then it collapses. You don't have any control over it to begin with. If the company doesn't at least match Wall Street estimates so what? Johnny Dollar Sign is a control freak. Contractors in his mind's eye are cheap, plentiful and expendable especially if they get out of line. Once again it comes back to the days of Dan Sullivan and the origins of the company. When it comes to the divestiture of risk, liability and variable costs..... you're a contractor. When it comes to command and control over the workforce.....you're an employee. And worst of all they have zero respect for the fact that they had to ask you to invest money in the venture. The reason being is that unlike company stock the fate of that investment has zero direct impact on the companies bottom line. He's not going to worry about what happens to you. And you guys aren't fooling anybody when it comes to you concerns regarding the future of the company and what happens to it. You're just hiding behind it out of fear of what the future holds for you. The best opportunity for you to get out was 3-4 years ago but you didn't take it. That's no one's fault but your own. [/QUOTE]

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