mtjl79

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by mtjl79 15y ago
I am not sure what kind of company you are, or what industry you are in so advice does vary. In my last company, we once were "probed" and our books were opened up, I am guessing to see "where we were at". Maybe your situation was a probe,
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by mtjl79 15y ago
@Choastheory - You are completely correct. :)
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by mtjl79 15y ago
In my article I was trying to be brief. If it was a book, I surely could have gotten more in dept so apologize about the lack of "substance" or "passion". This post is just a quick brief rundown. Call me anything but patronizing towards my
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by mtjl79 15y ago
I suggest 6 months because, really you are moving to an entirely different place and culture. You can open an office after 2 weeks if you want. I am just recommending a sufficient amount of time to understand where you live and learn how ev
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by mtjl79 15y ago
I am not saying I condone it, it's just an example of the mentality, appreciation and willingness that people have and are willing to give you in return for things like a great American style working environment and company appreciation.
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Building a startup overseas. An acquisition and 100's of employees later. (blog.tripfab.com)
52 points by mtjl79 15y ago|33 comments
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by mtjl79 15y ago
What marketing niches? My different areas in the world - but airlines are all pretty much the same. Show me something amazing an innovate that an airline has done compared to a competitor. There are slight differences - and I travel all the
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by mtjl79 15y ago
So you are saying if 20% of the 1 billion people that travel every year didn't pay $200 more - it wouldn't generate profit?
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by mtjl79 15y ago
I wasn't trying to define an experience, but give ideas of things I hate when I fly. The whole point of the article is why airlines can't make money - and maybe it's because they are all the same? So why do you think airlines can't make mon
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by mtjl79 15y ago
You are correct on both points. Maybe you have a solution as to why the travel industry doesn't make any money? Because obviously what they have now doesn't work.
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by mtjl79 15y ago
Of course I have heard of first class. But what I am talking about is an entirely different travel experience. Airlines trying to be different and innovating - and airlines trying to MAKE A PROFIT.
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by mtjl79 15y ago
But it's all still the same. I agree, there are minor differences in first class with airlines in my experience - but I am talking about an entirely different travel experience than what exists.
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by mtjl79 15y ago
So this is all because of regulations? This is what this whole article is about - not picking the $20 cheaper ticket every time. That all the companies are the same, so why should anyone NOT pick the $20 cheaper ticket every time?
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by mtjl79 15y ago
I don't think you're completely correct. Flying hasn't just become a bad experience due to the fact of airlines being powerless. So it's TSA's fault that I can move my legs on a flight, or I have to fight over armrests? You are saying that
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Why every airline executive needs to be fired, and replaced with entrepreneurs.(blog.tripfab.com)
12 points by mtjl79 15y ago|25 comments
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The travel industry is going to crap it's pants. (tripfab.com)
1 points by mtjl79 15y ago|1 comments
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by mtjl79 15y ago
I can get you an invite. Email?
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Facebook is boring, no time for LinkedIn, too lazy for Twitter = Google+
7 points by mtjl79 15y ago|9 comments