While I’m sure it doesn’t reflect in her tone of voice — I’m sure in her own mind her “Good luck, everyone” is genuine — there’s nevertheless something so dismissive about Lara’s last paragraph. She’s basically telling that dealing with you peons is interrupting her schedule, so she’s leaving Stuart to deal with your whining.
Yeah, I remember when my Blockbuster franchise “restructured.” I believe we were told we were going to be a stronger, leaner, and more focused operation.
I think a fair question is if any company has gone though closing of stores due to company underperformance and survived long term. Sure there are stores that close because they didn’t make or because the area changed, but I’m talking about closing in a “company restructuring” sense. I can’t think of any, but I’m sure there must be some.
While I’m sure it doesn’t reflect in her tone of voice — I’m sure in her own mind her “Good luck, everyone” is genuine — there’s nevertheless something so dismissive about Lara’s last paragraph. She’s basically telling that dealing with you peons is interrupting her schedule, so she’s leaving Stuart to deal with your whining.
Yeah, I remember when my Blockbuster franchise “restructured.” I believe we were told we were going to be a stronger, leaner, and more focused operation.
Restructuring is basically just code word for plugging up the holes so we can keep the money coming a little while longer.
I think a fair question is if any company has gone though closing of stores due to company underperformance and survived long term. Sure there are stores that close because they didn’t make or because the area changed, but I’m talking about closing in a “company restructuring” sense. I can’t think of any, but I’m sure there must be some.
Didn’t close stores but Apple certainly did well after “restructuring” years ago
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