What are george david's skills chairman and ceo of united technologies corporation?

Answer 1

George's skills include knowing who to donate money to in order to get government contacts, among other benefits, he has a keen eye on the bottom line of his corporation always watching which employees are using the most of their benefits so he can arrange to lay them off at the first opportunity, he is ruthless and heartless which are proved by the number of wives and girlfriends he has been through proving that nothing around him is long term with the exception of his goal to have the best educated workforce on the planet which apparently will never be reached because there is no plan in place to do so.

Tale me for example, I have earned three degrees using George's employee scholar program including a BSIT, MISM, and a MBA. I also used all of my sick and personal time last year because I had prostate cancer and an operation to have the cancer removed. I am cancer free now but unemployed as a result, yes that is right, laid off with a severance package. This package includes one year of education benefits which I am applying toward a Doctorate of Management degree, I am starting year two of this degree today. When I was told I was being laid off because the business unit I worked with is moving to Poland to save the cost of wages, I fought hard to show them that moving to Poland was not in their best interest, of course they ignored me.

When I met George in 2001, I thought the world of him, today I would not mind if some laid off disgruntled employee blew his brains out because that is what it is going to take to get it through his thick skull that treating human capital like garbage is not ethical. Did you know that Kmart did not lay a single person off for the first 130 years of their existence? It is all about money and greed for George, as described above, he must have some sky-high child support and alimony payments. Let God above be my witness, this man has no soul and will surely burn way down below for all of eternity once the hammer falls, he turns 68 in April and nobody lives forever.

Danny Cohen, MISM, MBA