Radio Shack Bad Bosses E-mail Pink Blips
You go to work, log on to your computer, open your communications software and see that…you've got…no job! No, this isn't the latest movie designed to make you laugh at workplace abuse and feel sorry for bad bosses, this is a real-life bad management practice at Radio Shack.
But don't be surprised. On August 10, the company announced its new competitive strategy that would "improve its long-term competitive position in the marketplace." By sending its talent out the door?
So what happens to these bad managers? They're rewarded, of course. The company's stock rose 10 cents as investors fed on the plight of now unemployed workers. These bad bosses will probably get big bonuses, too—after all, there are so many fewer salaries to pay now.
But don't be surprised. On August 10, the company announced its new competitive strategy that would "improve its long-term competitive position in the marketplace." By sending its talent out the door?
So what happens to these bad managers? They're rewarded, of course. The company's stock rose 10 cents as investors fed on the plight of now unemployed workers. These bad bosses will probably get big bonuses, too—after all, there are so many fewer salaries to pay now.
