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SmokinwithWilly Grand Master

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Just now, Mr. Scot said:

The best candidates are going to have other options. And even if those options aren't offering as much money as Tepper, they'll still offer plenty, and a better opportunity.

If you had a choice between a boss who was going to pay you more money but interfere in your ability to do your job vs another boss who was going to pay you good money but will let you do the job the way you want to, which do you take?

Depends on if you ever plan on coaching again. If it's your last payday, taking a bigger paycheck could make sense if you don't really care about your legacy. 

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6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

The best candidates are going to have other options. And even if those options aren't offering as much money as Tepper, they'll still offer plenty, and a better opportunity.

If you had a choice between a boss who was going to pay you more money but interfere in your ability to do your job vs another boss who was going to pay you good money but will let you do the job the way you want to, which do you take?

I don’t work for free.  I don’t work for self actualization

i work for money

so, who are you hiring  

perform, and Tepper will reward.  Don’t perform and you are gone. That is the way of Fortune 500…for better or worse 

he was extremely patient with Rhule.  I applaud him for pulling the plug  on Reich if he does.   Why continue this mediocre show. He made a mistake. Correct it.  Go on 

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