Re: [ANN] [BEN] Benjamins ◄ SHA-256 ►◄ BOUNTY AVAILABLE to make BEN merge mineable!!
Hello friends, I continue to mine Benjamins, and to ask that you join me in the 1776 modality (freedom and good money with good Genesis, not debt and crapware tech) or to perhaps buy and hold long, some of the millions of Benjamins already mined and for offer on Cryptsy.
I just wanted to point out this article whiuch connects to the idiocy of the ChainedIn crowd, and their sheer stupidity and unfitness for making IT decisions.
I am an IT tech, and I rarely if once, saw an executive who was worth a damn when it came to tech. Even the ones who thought they were cool on their Blackberries and stuff, they are all just "bleeding edge" dumbasses, if you ask me.
I laugh at executives and their dumb ways. Hehe, this article points out that they are easy sells, and that means they buy crap they know nothing about. Does that sound like the right way to run a world?
No, I would say that since actors and cops have unions, well then the IT workers should have had a guild, inside the USA. But no, it was not to be so, and now we have weeds sewn everywhere, and the Android, god help us all, is what people want to use??
Anyway, this article is so cute how they try to sell the idea the upper management can do anything except fail. I have not once met any upper manager or moneybags person who impressed me. Not once in 15 years of IT labor. ...Okay well once.
Haha, as a salesman I know that easy closers will buy stuff they haven't examined. But see, I am of the 2% good guys in the sales or finance arena, hehe, j/k it's probably more like 2.1% are good.
Now, tell me friends, how much "contract value" are we creating in the Benjamins network? Mine Benjamins with me, or buy them and hold them long and gift them to your family as heirlooms of the last days of money, and maybe, just maybe, we will figure out what to do with them when we really need them.
I just wanted to point out this article whiuch connects to the idiocy of the ChainedIn crowd, and their sheer stupidity and unfitness for making IT decisions.
I am an IT tech, and I rarely if once, saw an executive who was worth a damn when it came to tech. Even the ones who thought they were cool on their Blackberries and stuff, they are all just "bleeding edge" dumbasses, if you ask me.
I laugh at executives and their dumb ways. Hehe, this article points out that they are easy sells, and that means they buy crap they know nothing about. Does that sound like the right way to run a world?
No, I would say that since actors and cops have unions, well then the IT workers should have had a guild, inside the USA. But no, it was not to be so, and now we have weeds sewn everywhere, and the Android, god help us all, is what people want to use??
Anyway, this article is so cute how they try to sell the idea the upper management can do anything except fail. I have not once met any upper manager or moneybags person who impressed me. Not once in 15 years of IT labor. ...Okay well once.
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http://www.zdnet.com/cios-told-you-get-the-boring-bits-leave-the-fun-stuff-to-us-7000030720/
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, vendors see business-led tech buying as a golden opportunity to circumvent savvy IT leaders and cost-conscious procurement professionals: compared to sales to corporate IT, CEB estimates that technology sales directly to executives close in less than half the time - and have twice the contract value.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, vendors see business-led tech buying as a golden opportunity to circumvent savvy IT leaders and cost-conscious procurement professionals: compared to sales to corporate IT, CEB estimates that technology sales directly to executives close in less than half the time - and have twice the contract value.
Haha, as a salesman I know that easy closers will buy stuff they haven't examined. But see, I am of the 2% good guys in the sales or finance arena, hehe, j/k it's probably more like 2.1% are good.
Now, tell me friends, how much "contract value" are we creating in the Benjamins network? Mine Benjamins with me, or buy them and hold them long and gift them to your family as heirlooms of the last days of money, and maybe, just maybe, we will figure out what to do with them when we really need them.