InMusic apparently fired most of Moog Music yesterday...

dustyslices wrote:good move imho
inefficient management, inefficient prduction line, past several years that company was riddled by constant strikes and production line walkoffs by conservative employees that didn't want to change anything. In other words - this company business model was unsustainable in modern era and the company itself would collapse anyway.

"conseratives" I'd better sell my worthless redneck Voyager

dustyslices wrote:that company was riddled by constant strikes and production line walkoffs by conservative employees that didn't want to change anything. .

ShengTao wrote:IMO bringing your politics to a non-political message board is akin to farting in a crowded elevator and expecting everyone to enjoy your stink.

Anyway the whole thread is off topic.

ShengTao wrote:IMO bringing your politics to a non-political message board is akin to farting in a crowded elevator and expecting everyone to enjoy your stink.

Gearwacz wrote:

"conseratives" I'd better sell my worthless redneck Voyager

Pretty sure that's not what he meant. Moog was a company in need of change to survive, and there were probably employees who resisted any change at all.

Lampdog wrote:That is exactly how I read it as well.
Just the normal word.
Not the “political” word.

LivePsy wrote:yeah right. Calling someone conserative in Asheville does not mean 'unwilling to change' which isn't even the correct meaning. The post was loaded with grievance.