Too positive? Just right? Or maybe you don't care! Vote, in the new and super-unscientific but possibly amusing survey, in the poll box at the top of the blue sidebar, right.You can also comment in the lively debate, now taking place in the post that spurred this poll.
In very light turnout so far, the breakdown from 35 people:
- Too negative: 28%
- Too positive: 0%
- Just right: 57%
- I don't care: 14%
Note: Figures don't total 100 because of rounding.
[Image: It's dastardly mean-and-negative Snidely Whiplash!]
How much Gannett Kool-Aid does that 28% drink a day? These people must be management or the little suck-ups that "Yes" these managers to death all day. I Work at the Gannett paper in Westchester and all the smart and talented people left for the NY POST, NEWSDAY and magazines. Upper management is so bad that they hide all day, and news decisions are made by a clueless DME of Presentation and his even more clueless photo managers. In my entire career I have never seen anything like it. By the way, Cherry Hill, you are not alone on this overtime thing. New York State needs to watch the watchers and the 28%
ReplyDeleteGannett Blog: The perfect reflection of the company it covers. You get to be positive when there's something positive to say. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteYeah Newsday is doing great. Since Zell bought the Tribune Company they are all shaking in their boots waiting to get fired. Grow up New York. Someone disagrees with you and they are suck ups or managers. How about this; we are not lemmings who drink the poisonous Kool Aid you drink every day.
ReplyDeleteLet's be honest. When the stock was at $90 and benefits were competitive, we kept our heads down, held our noses, and worked despite private misgivings. Now that the stock is nudging $30, raises have tanked and co-pays have doubled, there is not as much motivation to behave like a model 'Toid should.
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