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Ailing Nissan announces top executive positions to be cut by 20%
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Seigi
Why am I laughing while reading this? Probably because it took them years to figure out the essence of streamlining the decision-making process? Or, they are just downright stubborn for being so Showa?
ian
The probably needed a foreigner to do it
DanteKH
This is hilarious.
The present management gross incompetence at Nissan is legendary.
Probably they will need another foreign asset to clear the waters there once again.
mu-da
The gotten-rid-of-Ghosn ailment. They'll never get back to their glory days.
Mocheake
Ailing and failing. Pre- and post-Ghosn. There a message there somewhere
sakurasuki
Not only that, in global companies when result quarter after quarter is bad especially compared to same companies in the industry, instead compensation being cut, execs will be removed either by shareholders or board members. However in Japan few bows and compensation cut will save the day.
HopeSpringsEternal
Nissan's running out of runway fast, time to sell out and become a subsidiary = nobody will trust this mgmt. team
mu-da
Even voting down all those critical comments about Nissan (and Nissans temporary saviour for 15 years) won't rescue this thoroughly rotten example of the worst aspects of Japanese management.
Jonathan Prin
Poor guys.
So cutting such salaries will save Nissan ?
Good luck.
But not everyone is Carlos.
BigP
Nobody to blame but themselves.
Aly Rustom
Asking myself the same question.
Unfortunately the Japanese will never get it.
Aly Rustom
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