Mike Nally on February 27th, 2009

I only wish I had 10,000 words worth of your attention to tell you just how many times Chrysler had the chance to become one of the worlds top automakers instead of what is left of them today. They once had the talent to drive the market. Top managers. Top engineers. Motivated factory workers. Lean [...]

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Mike Nally on February 26th, 2009

GM, which had lost almost $73 billion in the last four years, is coping with financial pressures that have forced the automaker to eliminate 47,000 jobs this year, shutter 14 plants in the next three years and sell, shrink or kill its Saturn, Saab, Hummer and Pontiac brands. GM lost $30.9 billion in ‘08 | [...]

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Mike Nally on February 26th, 2009

Considering my goal is to be a content provider, working from a home office, during whatever hours best serve me and my customers… I think showing up at the office in my robe and slippers might not go over so well.

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Mike Nally on February 24th, 2009

The PGA Tour was once filled with players who understood how lucky they were to play golf for a living and realized that without fans and sponsors they would be trying to move merchandise in a pro shop somewhere. Today, the tour is filled with robots who take way too long to play, don’t interact [...]

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Mike Nally on February 22nd, 2009

I been so frustrated and disappointed by the number of people in my Twitter feed that have been simply post the winners of each award as if they are somehow breaking the news to the world. I follow you not to get the news.  I follow you because I am interested in your voice.  I [...]

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