Meet the agency boss who talked to the CEO of Dick Smith about taking risks
Dr Mumbo presumes that the column from Atomic 212 boss Jason Dooris for The Daily Telegraph’s Work Life Daily page today was filed well before Christmas.
Otherwise, he suspects that Mr Dooris might not be quite so proud of having persuaded client Dick Smith’s boss Nick Abboud to take risks.
As readers will no doubt be aware, Mr Abboud ignominiously resigned last week after leading the company into receivership and making a personal paper loss of $34m.
And, Dr Mumbo hopes that despite Dooris’ fourth piece of advice, Dick Smith’s agency account was up to date, as the chances of getting paid as a creditor seem less than financially rewarding.
What a genius
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Mumbo, I’m feeling that you are appeasing a personal vendetta here. Very distasteful…
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Maybe Nick Abboud and Dick Smith didnt take enough risks and thats why they ended up in the mess they’re in?
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What’s wrong with risks? I believe risk is frowned upon in Australia in 2015, but that doesnt mean its illegal to actually take risks (although a novel depicting a fully risk-averse society and the consequences from that, which of course there aren’t any so it would be a short book would be great to read). So, they stuffed up. Were they ethical in the process?….
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Haha a cheeky little lowball article to start off your week #typicalaustralianjournobehaviour
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