What Hoya has to say now

[P. J. Alling]

If it's the first time...

Jack Davis wrote:
> I think the standard line goes something like, " We want you to know
> that there is no present plan to eliminate any jobs and/or to replace
> any personnel. We need your expertise and are looking forward to
> developing a solid working relationship with each one of you and are
> asking for the same allegiance and dedication you've shown in the
> past".
> After dismissing the assembly, I can imagine a quick round of the
> question, "ya' think they bought it"?
>
> Jack
> --- Eactivist at aol.com wrote:
>
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>> In a message dated 6/1/2007 2:38:30 A.M. Pacific  Daylight Time, 
>> m.9.wilson at ntlworld.com writes:
>> Japanese businesspersons are  not the only ones to display a
>> fiendishly acute 
>> sense of obfustication when  asked to explain their actions in
>> public.  I'm 
>> suprised at  you.
>>
>> ==========
>> I was saying there may be a cultural difference  between them and the
>> US and 
>> Europe (and Canada and Australia, etc.). But, right,  that's true.
>> Others do 
>> do it too. I'll be curious if we ever hear what the head  of Hoya
>> tells the 
>> Pentax employees in those places he is going to visit. It  might be a
>> lot 
>> straighter dope.
>>
>> Marnie aka Doe  
>>
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