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Thank you for the useful information. I've seen directors of companies just agree blindly to the numbers, oh they may ask a few questions to seem educated but on the whole the finance team are in charge. I've also seen the finance team massage the numbers to make them fit.
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By: Kellysayshello. on 31 Dec 09, 07:49:33
Yes, 13dankster, I AM a genius. You, obviously, are not. Look, if you never went to college and have a low IQ, then I'm sure his book might be helpful to you. For a financial illiterate, he can help you understand cash-flow management. Dr. Seus is very useful for 5 year old children too. Every book has its right audience and its natural target market. For guys like you, maybe his book is actually helpful, but for the rest of us this is really basic stuff.
By: 13dankster. on 11 Dec 09, 16:21:36
OK Einstein. Clearly you are a freaking genius. Sorry to ever insinuate that this type of information could be valuable to someone. The fact is that there are thousands of UPPER MANAGEMENT personnel across the world that continue to buy this book and schedule the authors for seminars. Clearly they should be contacting you so they can learn from the greatest gift to finance ever known with your state college bachelors degree.
By: Kellysayshello. on 11 Dec 09, 16:11:03
I'm not a newbie in the business world. Only idiots that don't understand the basics of cash-flow management, perhaps like you 13Dankster, are newbies. Did YOU even go to university?? How could anybody hold any position in the business world without knowing these simple principles? Sorry pal, but your Community College business diploma doesn't cut it...