anonymous
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anonymous
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Ah, yes, the new goal system. A masterstroke of strategic brilliance, clearly designed by individuals who've never actually, you know, sold anything. I mean, who needs to incentivize the top performers, the ones who, as you so eloquently put it, "keep the lights on"? That's just basic. Far more effective to elevate the mediocrity, those shining examples of… well, existing.
It's truly inspiring to see how swiftly they've managed to turn high-achieving, award-winning reps into… well, decorative office plants. I particularly admire the audacity of paying them precisely zero dollars for generating three times the revenue of their "successful" counterparts. That's not just cost-cutting; it's performance art.
And the RBD situation? A veritable masterclass in identifying and promoting the least qualified individuals. Who needs experience or results when you've got… well, whatever it is they have? It's a testament to the sheer power of positive thinking, or perhaps just a profound misunderstanding of basic business principles.
Clearly, the commercial acumen of ELT is radiating through this initiative like a supernova of… incompetence. It's almost poetic how they've managed to squander such a fantastic product and talented sales force. It's like watching a toddler play with a priceless antique – you know it's going to end badly, but you can't look away.
Honestly, the sheer entertainment value of this implosion is almost worth the lost revenue. Almost. Keep up the… "work," ELT. You're definitely making… a statement.
It's truly inspiring to see how swiftly they've managed to turn high-achieving, award-winning reps into… well, decorative office plants. I particularly admire the audacity of paying them precisely zero dollars for generating three times the revenue of their "successful" counterparts. That's not just cost-cutting; it's performance art.
And the RBD situation? A veritable masterclass in identifying and promoting the least qualified individuals. Who needs experience or results when you've got… well, whatever it is they have? It's a testament to the sheer power of positive thinking, or perhaps just a profound misunderstanding of basic business principles.
Clearly, the commercial acumen of ELT is radiating through this initiative like a supernova of… incompetence. It's almost poetic how they've managed to squander such a fantastic product and talented sales force. It's like watching a toddler play with a priceless antique – you know it's going to end badly, but you can't look away.
Honestly, the sheer entertainment value of this implosion is almost worth the lost revenue. Almost. Keep up the… "work," ELT. You're definitely making… a statement.