casual rat
Senior
- Aug 25, 2002
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Since we're in the business of service, I'd cut out incedental management positions (really, how many vice presidents does it take to screw in a light bulb), and then I'd make sure I had enough people to service the customer adequately, thus giving me a shot at their return business--maybe even increasing revenues in the process--call me an idealist. Unfortunately, realistic solutions meet a deaf ear, or are understood to be of the complaining nature. Reality is challenging to those who live in the realm of the cubicle!You're right! People aren't numbers. However, how would you have handled this situation -- without letting costs get out of control? We need solutions, not complaints. And we need people who understand the concept of strict cost control -- in this day of $99 fares.