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Originally Posted by EdGrimley
(Post 1731697)
The importance of well defined goals
Define your goals The importance of specific targets For your goals to be useful, they must be specific and clearly defined. Specific goals include the following examples: I want to gain 50 new incoming links by the end of the month I want to gain 100 new forum members each day I want to make $100 a day in advertising revenue Non-specific, and consequently worthless, goals include: I want to be successful I want to make money |
Oberon-
You're a noob (nothing wrong with that... we've all been there), and if you've been paying attention and know the contract history you'd have some valid input. Yet you've openly admitted that you don't know nor understand what has been going on with our contracts and negotiations all while preaching like you know it all. Then on top of that, you say you don't even know who your reps are. Really? Might want to tone it down a bit. Your credibility is absolutely shot at this point. A little more listening and a lot less know-it-all preaching is in order. |
Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp
(Post 1731746)
Oberon-
You're a noob (nothing wrong with that... we've all been there), and if you've been paying attention and know the contract history you'd have some valid input. Yet you've openly admitted that you don't know nor understand what has been going on with our contracts and negotiations all while preaching like you know it all. Then on top of that, you say you don't even know who your reps are. Really? Might want to tone it down a bit. Your credibility is absolutely shot at this point. A little more listening and a lot less know-it-all preaching is in order. Yeah, this place is well known for listening and not being preachy. I do like the irony, though. |
Originally Posted by Oberon
(Post 1731639)
OK. Then I don't want that. I'm honestly not a contract expert. My larger point is that there are proven methods of negotiating and saying "restoration" isn't one of them.
I got sucked in to PD's vortex. |
Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp
(Post 1731746)
Might want to tone it down a bit. Your credibility is absolutely shot at this point. A little more listening and a lot less know-it-all preaching is in order. |
You must be GGTA to want less training for more money (vacation) instead. Who needs recurrent training anyway? :rolleyes: IMO training should never be compromised for a personal gain.
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Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp
(Post 1731746)
Might want to tone it down a bit. Your credibility is absolutely shot at this point. A little more listening and a lot less know-it-all preaching is in order.
Originally Posted by 76drvr
(Post 1731916)
Wow! Tool of the day arrogance right there.
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Originally Posted by Purple Drank
(Post 1731621)
concession tag-teaming...
P.S. Oberon: You started here on March 3rd, and you are still on probation. You've been to Delta training in Atlanta exactly once, and you already "don't like going to Atlanta for training" and think it would be good if you didn't have to go "as often." For real? Your credibility is officially in the ****ter. |
Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp
(Post 1731746)
Oberon-
You're a noob (nothing wrong with that... we've all been there), and if you've been paying attention and know the contract history you'd have some valid input. Yet you've openly admitted that you don't know nor understand what has been going on with our contracts and negotiations all while preaching like you know it all. Then on top of that, you say you don't even know who your reps are. Really? Might want to tone it down a bit. Your credibility is absolutely shot at this point. A little more listening and a lot less know-it-all preaching is in order. |
Does anyone know where I can get a look at the C2015 proposal?
Thanks... |
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