So first you were a "CEO" and now you're a trust fund baby?
Business development is not "grunt work." And no, CEOs don't sit at home in their bath robes and just read reports. Yes, you steer the ship, and that isn't sitting in your cabin getting a report from the helm, it's running the helm.
Here's a tip for the next time you want to pretend to be a CEO. Spend some time with a Porter Five Forces Diagram. It's pretty basic, but at least it gives you a starting point.
I sit at home and read reports, that's how I steer the company! What a dumb ass
I never stated that CEO's 'sit at home in their bathrobes.' I stated that they don't work nearly as hard as you think they do.
You're going by what you hear in the liberal media about CEOs, I'm going by having been one multiple times and knowing and working with a bunch more
You're far from a CEO, you have a job as a business packager.
From a guy who doesn't know what "business development" means, that's classic.
Let's say for the sake of argument that you aren't lying. Let's say you actually do know what you are talking about and you are just too lazy to write any content because you think we're a bunch of poseurs who don't know what we are talking about. If what you are saying is true, you have clearly decided to not write any content to back up that you know what you are talking about.
Now, suppose you are wrong about the part that we don't know what we are talking about. First of all, the questions are too good for you to not realize that. Second, think about how stupid we think you are right now. Again if you do know what you are talking about, you know why if we know what we are talking about why we would think that since you've systematically chosen to provide zero content behind your claims.
I'm cracking myself up. You probably never worked for a company. You're a shallow liar
That's his response to EVERYTHING.
Paula hates bigotry. Damn Republicans, they're all bigots ...
Yeah, right? He also assumes we are all white.
Business development is not "grunt work." And no, CEOs don't sit at home in their bath robes and just read reports. Yes, you steer the ship, and that isn't sitting in your cabin getting a report from the helm, it's running the helm.
Here's a tip for the next time you want to pretend to be a CEO. Spend some time with a Porter Five Forces Diagram. It's pretty basic, but at least it gives you a starting point.
I sit at home and read reports, that's how I steer the company! What a dumb ass
I never stated that CEO's 'sit at home in their bathrobes.' I stated that they don't work nearly as hard as you think they do.
You're going by what you hear in the liberal media about CEOs, I'm going by having been one multiple times and knowing and working with a bunch more
You're far from a CEO, you have a job as a business packager.
From a guy who doesn't know what "business development" means, that's classic.
Let's say for the sake of argument that you aren't lying. Let's say you actually do know what you are talking about and you are just too lazy to write any content because you think we're a bunch of poseurs who don't know what we are talking about. If what you are saying is true, you have clearly decided to not write any content to back up that you know what you are talking about.
Now, suppose you are wrong about the part that we don't know what we are talking about. First of all, the questions are too good for you to not realize that. Second, think about how stupid we think you are right now. Again if you do know what you are talking about, you know why if we know what we are talking about why we would think that since you've systematically chosen to provide zero content behind your claims.
I'm cracking myself up. You probably never worked for a company. You're a shallow liar
Business development is grunt work.
The COO/CFO directs staff to write numerous proposals which I either approve, approve with changes, or disapprove.
Yeah.....otherwise known as a trust fund baby.
So first you were a "CEO" and now you're a trust fund baby?
I'd say the second is FAR more likely that the first. But something tells me the second isn't all that likely either. Your education level is just too pitiful to be a true trust fund baby. Something tells me the "trust" you are referring to is something normal people call "welfare".
You didn't create the trust. I can tell by talking to you. You're a pathological liar (like a Clinton) who has been caught lying and whose limited education has been exposed. I seriously doubt you could set up a doll house, much less a trust.So first you were a "CEO" and now you're a trust fund baby?
I'd say the second is FAR more likely that the first. But something tells me the second isn't all that likely either. Your education level is just too pitiful to be a true trust fund baby. Something tells me the "trust" you are referring to is something normal people call "welfare".
How can I be a trust fund baby when I'm the one that created the trust? Some Republican Presidential candidates would fit that analogy.
Bwahahahahaha! Your initial claim was that "business development" was the majority of your work week. Now you're proclaiming it "grunt work".
By the way - so far you've proclaimed that budgets, strategy, business development, personnel, strategic planning, and direction are all "grunt work". So what is it that you think CEO's do? Let me guess - they play golf and just ride around in limousines all day, uh? Idiot.
You didn't create the trust. I can tell by talking to you. You're a pathological liar (like a Clinton) who has been caught lying and whose limited education has been exposed. I seriously doubt you could set up a doll house, much less a trust.So first you were a "CEO" and now you're a trust fund baby?
I'd say the second is FAR more likely that the first. But something tells me the second isn't all that likely either. Your education level is just too pitiful to be a true trust fund baby. Something tells me the "trust" you are referring to is something normal people call "welfare".
How can I be a trust fund baby when I'm the one that created the trust? Some Republican Presidential candidates would fit that analogy.
You didn't create the trust. I can tell by talking to you. You're a pathological liar (like a Clinton) who has been caught lying and whose limited education has been exposed. I seriously doubt you could set up a doll house, much less a trust.So first you were a "CEO" and now you're a trust fund baby?
I'd say the second is FAR more likely that the first. But something tells me the second isn't all that likely either. Your education level is just too pitiful to be a true trust fund baby. Something tells me the "trust" you are referring to is something normal people call "welfare".
How can I be a trust fund baby when I'm the one that created the trust? Some Republican Presidential candidates would fit that analogy.
