> So, by changing their annual bonus structure for the executives ("A short-
> term incentive plan for company officers") to hold them accountable for
> churn, they have fallen? You make it sound like an act of desperation,
> when it is in fact an act of corporate responsibility. Customers churn,
> the big boys don't get a bonus.
Had they done it much earlier, yes, I'd probably have seen it in a much more
positive light. Given recent events, it does smack of desperation.

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The Bob - 12 Apr 2008 15:55 GMT
>> So, by changing their annual bonus structure for the executives ("A
>> short- term incentive plan for company officers") to hold them
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> much more positive light. Given recent events, it does smack of
> desperation.
They have a new CEO that doesn't seem to rush anything. The timing is not
as dire as you portray it- obviously they started addressing customer
service issues before executive compensation.
Steve Sobol - 12 Apr 2008 16:48 GMT
> They have a new CEO that doesn't seem to rush anything. The timing is not
> as dire as you portray it- obviously they started addressing customer
> service issues before executive compensation.
Well, that's certainly a step in the right direction. I would love to see
Sprint survive their current situation. I just tend to be cynical. :)

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