Compass Updates 2: Revenge of the Sit
08-27-2019 | 07:41 AM
#2791
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Yeah I’m honestly worried. They went from “extremely confident, imminent announcement coming soon” to “we are still working out some details but we are optimistic”
Well now, the partner they are negotiating with knows our ship is sinking and probably wants a much lower price as they know we have no ground to stand on when negotiating. That, and now the cat is out of the bag and there are probably other vultures competing for the same contract.
There is a very real, very high chance that we will get the “despite our best efforts” memo in the next 30 days..
Well now, the partner they are negotiating with knows our ship is sinking and probably wants a much lower price as they know we have no ground to stand on when negotiating. That, and now the cat is out of the bag and there are probably other vultures competing for the same contract.
There is a very real, very high chance that we will get the “despite our best efforts” memo in the next 30 days..
08-27-2019 | 08:29 AM
#2793
Perennial Reserve
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Well now, the partner they are negotiating with knows our ship is sinking and probably wants a much lower price as they know we have no ground to stand on when negotiating. That, and now the cat is out of the bag and there are probably other vultures competing for the same contract.
None of this was exactly classified info. I imagine it happens with every contract. Since all TSH really has to “sell” is the existing personnel and the ability to recruit, train, and manage (more or less) future personnel, it will either pencil out economically for Compass or not. If it doesn’t, I think it’s a death spiral for Compass. If they can’t compete with the economies of scale of a 56 aircraft fleet, they won’t be able to compete with a 20 aircraft fleet.
For that reason (and that reason alone) I believe TSH is giving it their best shot. Whether that will be successful or not remains to be seen.
In the interim, putting out apps is the prudent course of action.
08-29-2019 | 11:54 AM
#2794
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From: Grp Cpt
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08-29-2019 | 04:58 PM
#2795
New Hire
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Stolen Laptop - Data Breach
Has anyone else heard of the Data Breach where a Compass laptop was stolen from the baggage claim area at the Seattle Airport on July 19, 2019?
The laptop had employee data on it including fingerprints, name, alias, address, birth date, birthplace, country of citizenship, SSN, non-US passport number, gender, race, eye color, hair color, height and weight.
The laptop had employee data on it including fingerprints, name, alias, address, birth date, birthplace, country of citizenship, SSN, non-US passport number, gender, race, eye color, hair color, height and weight.
08-29-2019 | 05:41 PM
#2796
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Has anyone else heard of the Data Breach where a Compass laptop was stolen from the baggage claim area at the Seattle Airport on July 19, 2019?
The laptop had employee data on it including fingerprints, name, alias, address, birth date, birthplace, country of citizenship, SSN, non-US passport number, gender, race, eye color, hair color, height and weight.
The laptop had employee data on it including fingerprints, name, alias, address, birth date, birthplace, country of citizenship, SSN, non-US passport number, gender, race, eye color, hair color, height and weight.
Cool story bro, tell it at a funeral
08-29-2019 | 05:42 PM
#2797
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Has anyone else heard of the Data Breach where a Compass laptop was stolen from the baggage claim area at the Seattle Airport on July 19, 2019?
The laptop had employee data on it including fingerprints, name, alias, address, birth date, birthplace, country of citizenship, SSN, non-US passport number, gender, race, eye color, hair color, height and weight.
The laptop had employee data on it including fingerprints, name, alias, address, birth date, birthplace, country of citizenship, SSN, non-US passport number, gender, race, eye color, hair color, height and weight.
08-29-2019 | 06:00 PM
#2798
Porco Rosso
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Has anyone else heard of the Data Breach where a Compass laptop was stolen from the baggage claim area at the Seattle Airport on July 19, 2019?
The laptop had employee data on it including fingerprints, name, alias, address, birth date, birthplace, country of citizenship, SSN, non-US passport number, gender, race, eye color, hair color, height and weight.
The laptop had employee data on it including fingerprints, name, alias, address, birth date, birthplace, country of citizenship, SSN, non-US passport number, gender, race, eye color, hair color, height and weight.
08-29-2019 | 06:08 PM
#2799
Line Holder
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The big announcement was our identities were stolen.
08-29-2019 | 06:21 PM
#2800
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I guess I am the only one who received a letter in the mail from TSH with 2 years of LifeLock protection. If that is the case, this is a heads up for everyone else.
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