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Originally posted by Sharpie@May 20 2004, 06:36 AM
In the Internet World - Jen was AVN. Most know I have had my ups and downs with AVN since 1995. But, Jen was usually there finding a way to keep things civilized between us. I do not have one bad thing to say about Jen. I think AVN should have found a way to neogiate the contract instead of firing her. They are not on that good a ground or popular with the Internet world (who are not part of their video world) They may come to find the firing was a mistake?
How good a relationship would you have with an organization who just fired YOUR wife who has 9 years of service & a contract? Would you want to do anything, in any way of cooperation with them?
Sometimes people neogiate good contracts, are just TOO successful, and become too expensive?
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it is a very common practice in the business world, to let a person get you to a certain point, establish good working systems, then outlive their usefullness compared to the compensation that they will require.
sometimes it is easier to hire a rookie to monitor the already exsisting systems at a much lower rate.
( I do not know Jenn, or AVN. I am just basing my statement on a general practice that is often employed by any business. In order to increase the bottom line.)