Originally Posted by
Shiner
I take these latest developments at Envoy as a sign things are turning around here. We didn't give up anything for these improvements and I think that management is starting to realize we are an asset to be valued, not an expense to be shrunk away. Here's to hoping things continue to improve.
Envoy management is simply attempting to stem attrition during a critical time (Summer). The real decision makers for Envoy at AAG likely aren't even looking at chaff like this. They've already determined Envoy's future.