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Sounds like a pretty ineffective manager: wasn’t buying the correct ad placement in the first place, used a personal card to sign up for an ostensibly corporate
by loloquwowndueo 5mo ago
Sounds like a pretty ineffective manager: wasn’t buying the correct ad placement in the first place, used a personal card to sign up for an ostensibly corporate service, didn’t keep track of expiration dates for the card, and was also ignoring email notifications from Google about the expired card. Let me know if I’m missing any other reasons why this manager should be fired instantly.
- elictronic 5mo agoMost large corporations have company credit cards. The user is likely referring to his card being the company card.
- loloquwowndueo 5mo agoNah. Pretty sure he was using a personal card - corporate finance dept would likely better track where each card is being used and their expiration dates to avoid this happening. Also this better tracks with the rest of his sloppy behavior.
- esseph 5mo ago> corporate finance dept would likely better track where each card is being used and their expiration dates to avoid this happening I have seen this happen first hand at a Fortune 100. They didn't track shit.
- vntok 5mo agoWell in addition to what you wrote, the marketing manager ALSO wasn't tracking any ad-related marketing performance indicator (CTR, CR, etc.) in any measurable way for very long periods of time... or they would have caught it almost immediately ("wow ad spend, CTR and CR have all suddenly gone down to 0/0% and have been staying there for days on all our campaigns! What's up with that?").
- seb1204 5mo agoCould be a smaller company.