How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.

[Q Classic]

excellent, johnt. may fortune go your way.

[Ben Kenobi]

Cool

Glad to hear everything has worked out for you.

[Nubclear]

JonT: What does CRG stand for?

[Dinner]

Now if you wanted to be a real vindicitive SOB you could buy out your parents' company in a year or two and then fire one or both of them.

[JohnT]

Naw, if I want to be a REAL sob I could buy out everybody else, leaving them flapping in the wind, looking at the million$ that the others are getting, all the while knowing that none of it is coming their way.

[Main_Brain]

What is a Sprint Contract?
*curious*

[JohnT]

CT, I'm keeping this rather anonymous for now, as to avoid any "funny jokes" from the occassional random *******.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Main_Brain
What is a Sprint Contract?
*curious*

I'm assuming he's talking about a contract from the US Telcom company "Sprint".

[JohnT]

Originally posted by Main_Brain
What is a Sprint Contract?
*curious*

A contract with Sprint Publishing and Advertising, who was bought out by Rueben H. Donnelley last January. RHD put the Sprint contracts back up for bid because of the buyout, but more for the purpose of changing the wording on the existing contracts (i.e., having "RHD" appear everywhere it says "Sprint", having RHD's legal department review it, having RHD signatures instead of some ex-Sprint exec) than out of a desire to change vendors - I know because I asked.

[TCO]

So what was the president being paid? Is he no longer getting salarty and are you know getting it?

[Main_Brain]

Ahh thanks :=)
I wondered wheter Sprint was referring to 'you have to sprint to get that one' ShortTerm Contracts

[iamlod]

slight difference, I believe...

JohnT: May you forge a mighty empire from which no company on this miserable little planet may escape.

[Saras]

Smart move, JohnT. I'm just wondering how people find biz opportunities in saturated markets like the US. Here, you just poke your finger randomly at anything and there's money to be made.

[JimmyCracksCorn]

Originally posted by Saras
Smart move, JohnT. I'm just wondering how people find biz opportunities in saturated markets like the US. Here, you just poke your finger randomly at anything and there's money to be made.

You find business opportunities by finding ways to be more competitive than everyone else. Thats what drives economies like the United States'.

[JohnT]

... after coming back from the "other games" forum...

Is this "bump the old thread" day?