It is amazing to me that anyone takes the "permanent" thing seriously. It's as permanent as the current management regime. If they ever decide to change it, it

It is amazing to me that anyone takes the "permanent" thing seriously. It's as permanent as the current management regime. If they ever decide to change it, it will no longer be "permanent." Statements without penalties have effectively no stickiness. 100% of corporate policies should be viewed as ending with an implicit "for now."