RE:RE:Re:jeezusDragunov wrote: I agree with you, Corarose. Seems to me that a reasonable company would want to fulfill is backlog ASAP in order to create value for its shareholders and show its clients that these relatively small projects can start generating savings for them weeks from signing. TMG execs, on the other hand, are more interested in income smoothing to protect their salaries. It appears that $5M is this company's quarterly capacity and there's no interest in expanding neither the engineering staff nor the constructing labor. Like I said before, TMG is acting like a non-profit.
wow these arguments are so convincing. TMG currently does not make profit so they are actually
a 'non profit' and are not acting. I get the impression they won't be for long, because they need
to make money and probably like it. Who wouldn't? People sure are funny....
You must have taken a persuasive writing course.