Sol Trujillo's words of wisdom

I recall Sol Trujillo addressing Telstra staff when he moved here; "You
either catch the vision, or catch the bus"...

What an absolute wank from a lunatic who obviously has no idea about running
an effective telco operation.

We have to blame Howard for this poor excuse for a CEO. He hired him.



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On Wed, 7 Mar 2007 20:10:08 +1100, "thegoons" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>We have to blame Howard for this poor excuse for a CEO. He hired him.

No he didn't.

The Telstra board did.

"Paul Day" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 7 Mar 2007 20:10:08 +1100 in aus.comms.mobile thegoons may have
> written:
>> We have to blame Howard for this poor excuse for a CEO. He hired him.
>
> I think you'll find the board of directors of a public company makes
> decisions like that, not a representative from the majority share-holder
> who doesn't even sit on the board.
>
Hasn't stopped him from instructing the board previously



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thegoons <[email protected]> wrote:

> I recall Sol Trujillo addressing Telstra staff when he moved here;
> "You either catch the vision, or catch the bus"...

> What an absolute wank from a lunatic who obviously has no idea about running an effective telco
> operation.

You in spades.

> We have to blame Howard for this poor excuse for a CEO. He hired him.

No he didnt you terminal ****wit, the board did.

thegoons <[email protected]> wrote:
> "Paul Day" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> On Wed, 7 Mar 2007 20:10:08 +1100 in aus.comms.mobile thegoons may
>> have written:
>>> We have to blame Howard for this poor excuse for a CEO. He hired
>>> him.
>>
>> I think you'll find the board of directors of a public company makes
>> decisions like that, not a representative from the majority
>> share-holder who doesn't even sit on the board.
>>
> Hasn't stopped him from instructing the board previously

Pig ignorant lie, as always from you.

"thegoons" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I recall Sol Trujillo addressing Telstra staff when he moved here; "You
>either catch the vision, or catch the bus"...
>
> What an absolute wank from a lunatic who obviously has no idea about
> running an effective telco operation.
>


Really? How many international, world class telco's have you run?

"thegoons" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> Telstra is not an international carrier, neither is it world class.
>

International - operating in more than one country
World Class - has some of the best telco brains in the world working for it

It's really not that difficult , moron..

James Bell wrote:
> "thegoons" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>
>> Telstra is not an international carrier, neither is it world class.
>>
>
> International - operating in more than one country
> World Class - has some of the best telco brains in the world working for it


name one worth a damn you trolling scum.
>
> It's really not that difficult , moron..
>
>

>>
>> Telstra is not an international carrier, neither is it world class.
>>
>
> International - operating in more than one country
Name one.

> World Class - has some of the best telco brains in the world working for
> it
Used to before they got the golden handshake. How many of our kids are they
training each year?

moron..

"James Bell" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "thegoons" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>
>>
>> Telstra is not an international carrier, neither is it world class.
>>
>
> International - operating in more than one country

Nope, that's Reach dickhead.

> World Class - has some of the best telco brains in the world working for
> it
>

Till they downsized R&D and most moved offshore.

> It's really not that difficult , moron..
>
declare your interests in Telstra here publicly ****wit. How much do they
pay you?



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"thegoons" <[email protected]> lied in message
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>
> Till they downsized R&D and most moved offshore.
>
>> It's really not that difficult , moron..
>>
> declare your interests in Telstra here publicly ****wit. How much do they
> pay you?
>

They pay me nothing. I'm just a truth teller - one who loves this country,
and realises one of the best ways to show your love for this great country
is to support Australian jobs and companies as much as possible. I'm not
short-sighted like you, I realise that one day unless we each do something,
we'll just be a branch office of India / China.

On Sun, 11 Mar 2007 03:20:50 GMT, James Bell wrote:

> They pay me nothing. I'm just a truth teller - one who loves this country,
> and realises one of the best ways to show your love for this great country

Ra ra ra, Ozzie Ozzie Ozzie...

Give the jingoism a rest. It's repulsive.

James Bell wrote:
> They pay me nothing.

Dear Sol,

Masturbation is one of the most important experiences I have in my life,
and it revolves around you and your wonderful company. It's one of the
first pleasurable things you can do for yourself, and the feelings it
arouses are essential in determining your sexuality. There is no need
to teach the physical act of masturbation, because it is a fundamental
instinct that we all possess, but we do need to teach its cultural
context; that masturbation is a natural part of human sexuality, and
that well adjusted people masturbate and have good feelings about it,
especially about Telstra. Children don't have instincts about culture,
and it is much better for them to learn about masturbation in a
controlled environment than in the gutter, or not at all, especially
when holding a NextG mobile.

Thinking of you all the time.

Love,
[Professor] James Bell

>> Used to before they got the golden handshake. How many of our kids are
>> they training each year?
>>
>> moron..
>>
>>
>
> Really? How many Aussie kids are Vodafone training each year? Or Vodafone?
> Where do you think their profits go?

The same place telstra's profits go, to the shareholders.

> Telstra doesn't use any foreign call centres, unlike Optusarse for
> example. How many irritating phone calls have you had from some slave in
> Mumbai offering Optus services? If you work in a small business, PLENTY.

None actually.

> I don't understand your attitude.. as I said in another posting, Telstra
> is a provate company. You may not like it, but that's they way it is.
> You're obviously from the old school, trying to suckle on the lazy teat -
> it's now a world class telco, unshackled by the mendicant mentality of the
> past.

Now that I have answered YOUR questions, stop pussy footing around and
answer mine. The so called loyal Australian company that used to be the
largest trainer of our kids dont train ANY anymore. They are that loyal to
Australia that they cant even have an Australian domain name ( .au). Wake up
and see the trees.

James Bell <[email protected]> wrote
> Two Bob <[email protected]> wrote

>> Used to before they got the golden handshake. How many of our kids are they training each year?

>> moron..

> Really? How many Aussie kids are Vodafone training each year? Or Vodafone? Where do you think
> their profits go?

They dont make a profit, stupid.

> Telstra doesn't use any foreign call centres,

They will, you watch.

> unlike Optusarse for example. How many irritating phone calls have you had from some slave in
> Mumbai offering Optus services?

Plenty from wogs claiming to 'work' for telstra.

> If you work in a small business, PLENTY.

Just as true of telstra.

> I don't understand your attitude..

Thats the problem with ear to ear dog ****...

> as I said in another posting, Telstra is a provate company.

Wrong, as always.

> You may not like it, but that's they way it is. You're obviously from the old school, trying to
> suckle on the lazy teat

Corse telstra never ever did anything like that, eh ?

> - it's now a world class telco, unshackled by the mendicant mentality of the past.

Have fun explaining why they whine so much about govt regulation.