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Originally Posted by ZZcamaro
I am actually the CEO of an Investment Advisory company, and the way the gov't is throwing money to all these companies is sickening to me.
I began my company without going into debt...it was hard, but all it took was using my brain and knowing what I need and what I do not need. I do not see what is so difficult about realizing what is important to a company and what is not.
Maybe it is just me but I am confident that my company has absolutely nothing to worry about in this economy....My clients are happy with my services, and my company is growing.
See people the way this all works is.....
1- Treat your clients right
2- Be financially responsible with running your company
3- You will become successful!
And it didn't take a gov't bailout!!!
Sorry just blowing off a little steam.
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I agree with you partially.
I'm certainly not a CEO. but I manage my projects with similar outlook. And in this economy I'm, by the grace of god, expecting growth. And my customer is the DOD. So, yes you can weather and even grow in a down economy.
But, I'm thinking, even though these core principles are probably at work in GM. It's not a fair comparisson. My guess is they have projects within GM that are worth 100 times what I manage a year...
I just don't think it's that simple. But, certainly true.
