Whatever you think of the decisions, the openness about them has been good.
Kwame Adeyemi-Lindqvist
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Founder and chair of the fictional Halden Foods, a supermarket chain with 140 stores.
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Agreed. I noticed the same thing.
Customers noticed the price changes long before the company explained them.
The company’s annual report lists Kwame as having approved the expansion plan.
I see it differently: the constraints were set long before.
The company’s annual report lists Kwame as having approved the expansion plan.
Fair point, but the published numbers tell a different story.
Is there a source for that? It would change how I read it.
The company’s annual report lists Kwame as having approved the expansion plan.
Good summary. The second half is the part people miss.
Calm, prepared and specific — that’s what this role needs, and that’s what we got.
The communication has improved a lot. The substance, less so.
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