Every dollar cut goes straight to the bottom line. There are people who say that service will suffer, and it surely will in some instances here and there. But losing 20 cents in revenue while saving a buck in revenue is not a bad trade.
That's his justification for how this can never work in any capacity. He knows it's not true.
Great way to run a business that sells nothing but service. You're a foooking
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The bottom line gets stronger and here's MAKA saying it's not good for business. Daft.Great way to run a business that sells nothing but service. You're a foooking
Customers don’t lose sleep over FedEx’s bottom line but poor service will.
The Sort Belt CEO's motto: PROFITS BE DAMNED!
Tell me how a company makes money while losing customers? I suppose you don’t think that’ll never happen.
I suspect a lot of FedEx future business will be handling bulk shipments from manufacturers to Amazon warehouses. Whether flying it in directly from China and elsewhere or picking it up at port warehouses. Probably already happening.
Tell me how they keep customers by losing money? You seem to think it makes sense.
You sound like some OPS manager’s parrott who never learned to shut up.
Yah I'm surprised any customers are left.
There's this one call DOWNS or SIDEWAYS or something similar. I might have the name wrong. I think they wear brown uniforms.
I don't see them downsizing their air division.
Exactly.
Yet
Doubtful. UPS has always been better at adjusting operations to economic conditions.
Like laying people off?
