Would you fire a rep for getting drunk at a show

[RyanLanane]

Originally posted by Raven@Apr 27 2005, 11:26 AM

Anything that reflects negatively on the company, unfortunately, is not always a good thing....whether we judge it or not.

Back in the day, we were more wild. Today, we can't afford to be.

I honestly think this sums it up the best out of all the statements I have seen here - which is why I posted what I did "Depends alot on the various circumstances"

Just getting back into this busines a couple months in and I an tell things are much more political. Back in 97-99 hell you were a tight ass if you weren't partying so hard you threw up in the flower pots Little bit if an over statement but I think you get the point - Parties at conventions were just for that, partying.

Now they are for socializing, making business deals, and representing your company and what they stand for. Not to mention the comapny's ethics by the behavior of their employees. This is a much more corporate business now than it was, and should be treated a such.