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These threads are just flying by. Thanks to @QueenC17 for the newest thread title. I’m not doing a recap, because I’m too excited to see what the next mental health check in from the family brings tomorrow. Since we know that the Pallo Clown Posse is all in on the channel, I can only assume that they treat this like their “family business” and that Kyle is going to be busy in business meetings Friday. The CFO, risk management director, and waste management technician will be showing up to talk about the Titanic-sized problems over at Kyle’s Daily Dose (of nothingness) show.
What will they talk about? Does the company need another cash infusion? Will the BOD want to see the great numbers that Kyle is always promoting? If the team analyzes the real numbers instead of the sunshine and rainbow way that Kyle presents them, they’ll see an iceberg in their future. They’ll need to sit down and come up with a better risk management strategy. Currently, the greatest risk is risk to performance. The star performer is out of control. They’ll have to make a tough choice. Put the performer on a PIP or send him to rehab. But is their EAP insurance robust enough to cover rehab? Luckily Florida has an abundance of rehab facilities close by.
So that’s the choice BOD. PIP or rehab. I think the BOD should put their star performer on a PIP. They might have to implement some quality control measures and direct the performer’s daily tasks if they want this channel to continue.
We’ve seen the team make unwise business decisions in the past and let the performer continue unchecked. What will it be this quarter?
Otherwise
Thanks to @BlurryCat for creating this graphic.
What will they talk about? Does the company need another cash infusion? Will the BOD want to see the great numbers that Kyle is always promoting? If the team analyzes the real numbers instead of the sunshine and rainbow way that Kyle presents them, they’ll see an iceberg in their future. They’ll need to sit down and come up with a better risk management strategy. Currently, the greatest risk is risk to performance. The star performer is out of control. They’ll have to make a tough choice. Put the performer on a PIP or send him to rehab. But is their EAP insurance robust enough to cover rehab? Luckily Florida has an abundance of rehab facilities close by.
So that’s the choice BOD. PIP or rehab. I think the BOD should put their star performer on a PIP. They might have to implement some quality control measures and direct the performer’s daily tasks if they want this channel to continue.
We’ve seen the team make unwise business decisions in the past and let the performer continue unchecked. What will it be this quarter?
Otherwise
Thanks to @BlurryCat for creating this graphic.