My FEJ story
04-12-2014, 05:49 AM
#201
Rex,
i hear you... You'd think someone had enough financial involvement in the operation that they'd put their foot down and demand some answers. Especially if it was bought by an investor group. I doubt any investors would have done so little due diligence before purchase that they were fully clueless about FEJ's lousy reputation.
Sounds more like a one owner operation to me, or corrupt government money being mismanaged. This simply can't be run by people with a business background.
maybe it's a reality show? How to ruin a company in 60 days... Soon to be aired on China's version of ABC.
i hear you... You'd think someone had enough financial involvement in the operation that they'd put their foot down and demand some answers. Especially if it was bought by an investor group. I doubt any investors would have done so little due diligence before purchase that they were fully clueless about FEJ's lousy reputation.
Sounds more like a one owner operation to me, or corrupt government money being mismanaged. This simply can't be run by people with a business background.
maybe it's a reality show? How to ruin a company in 60 days... Soon to be aired on China's version of ABC.
04-12-2014, 08:29 AM
#202
Rex,
i hear you... You'd think someone had enough financial involvement in the operation that they'd put their foot down and demand some answers. Especially if it was bought by an investor group. I doubt any investors would have done so little due diligence before purchase that they were fully clueless about FEJ's lousy reputation.
Sounds more like a one owner operation to me, or corrupt government money being mismanaged. This simply can't be run by people with a business background.
maybe it's a reality show? How to ruin a company in 60 days... Soon to be aired on China's version of ABC.
i hear you... You'd think someone had enough financial involvement in the operation that they'd put their foot down and demand some answers. Especially if it was bought by an investor group. I doubt any investors would have done so little due diligence before purchase that they were fully clueless about FEJ's lousy reputation.
Sounds more like a one owner operation to me, or corrupt government money being mismanaged. This simply can't be run by people with a business background.
maybe it's a reality show? How to ruin a company in 60 days... Soon to be aired on China's version of ABC.
