It's All In The Messaging

[SS255]

Somebody sent this article to me via e-mail.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/jetblue-airways-names-bonny-simi-vice-president-talent-128178023.html

While it is specifically about JetBlue, I found it very interesting that the title which this woman was given appears to be a reflection upon how JetBlue views their employees, and seems to be in keeping with their corporate culture. Heck, I wish that we had a VP like this at my company!

I don't know if US has any equivalent position, but perhaps if somebody high enough up in Tempe sees this article, it will provide some inspiration.

 

[SparrowHawk]

Somebody sent this article to me via e-mail.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/jetblue-airways-names-bonny-simi-vice-president-talent-128178023.html

While it is specifically about JetBlue, I found it very interesting that the title which this woman was given appears to be a reflection upon how JetBlue views their employees, and seems to be in keeping with their corporate culture. Heck, I wish that we had a VP like this at my company!

I don't know if US has any equivalent position, but perhaps if somebody high enough up in Tempe sees this article, it will provide some inspiration.

What a nice article and window into how and why JetBlue is profitable. US Airways suffers from NIH Syndrome, (NIH= Not Invented Here) and I'm really not knocking US here either as more companies pursue the US Airways approach than the JetBlue, WN, CostCo, NuCor approach which is why these highly successful companies mentioned seem like a dream come true for workers.

 

[BoeingBoy]

What a nice article and window into how and why JetBlue is profitable. US Airways suffers from NIH Syndrome, (NIH= Not Invented Here) and I'm really not knocking US here either as more companies pursue the US Airways approach than the JetBlue, WN, CostCo, NuCor approach which is why these highly successful companies mentioned seem like a dream come true for workers.

Hey now, US had someone in charge of morale for a while...even took a survey...

Jim

 

[SparrowHawk]

Hey now, US had someone in charge of morale for a while...even took a survey...

Jim

Right up until they got answers they didn't want to hear. I think that was Larry LeSueur.

 

[Art at ISP]

Larry was there for what....10 minutes? Once they figured out they didn't care if employees or customers were happy....

 

[Dont call me Shirley]

Right up until they got answers they didn't want to hear. I think that was Larry LeSueur.

Had forgotten about him. (Any relation to the veteran CBS reporter? Maybe grandson?)