Here’s a link to an open letter written by a Nortel employee to CEO Mike Zafirovski.
As much as anything, it’s interesting to read how employees had such high hopes when Mike Z. took the reigns in 2005 from Bill Owens. At the time, his hiring was widely seen as a coup given Nortel’s financial challenges – even if Nortel had to pay $11-million to Motorola for the privilege.
That’s the perfect word: malicious!, Thanks NE…–bb
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Here worship? Dude, take a look at my posts; Mike Z has had no BIGGER critic of his public persona than yours truly (and I know the guy). None bigger, do your homework. Celebrity reference was an analogy, which you totally missed. And the majority is not always right; remember the USA 2004 Election? Let it go, pls…–bb
An Open Letter to Mike Z.
Here’s a link to an open letter written by a Nortel employee to CEO Mike Zafirovski.
As much as anything, it’s interesting to read how employees had such high hopes when Mike Z. took the reigns in 2005 from Bill Owens. At the time, his hiring was widely seen as a coup given Nortel’s financial challenges – even if Nortel had to pay $11-million to Motorola for the privilege.
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