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Topic: Aviator intermission
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Bill Langfield
Master Film Handler
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Posts: 280
From: Prospect, NSW, Australia
Registered: Apr 2001
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posted 03-13-2005 03:03 PM
Give me a break.
I used to a manager who like his location make more money per head in the door than the rest of curcuit. Did I get thanks, Erm maybe, but one stuff up and your dirt.
I've given that up, I just push ON/OFF on the projector now. It starts and ends at me turning projectors on and off.
For you it starts and ends at cutting costs and staff, the end result is that you leave the company you are working for.
If you are saving them money, and NOT getting a cent for it, YOU are a FOOL.
BELIEVE ME.
Admit it.
Don't tell me you not looking out for bonuses.
EVERYONE is, I was. For all the money I saved them, I never saw a thing.
Bill.
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Jim Ziegler
Jedi Master Film Handler
Posts: 753
From: West Hollywood, CA
Registered: Jul 99
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posted 03-13-2005 03:32 PM
Geezz BILL.. Do YOU have SOME problem with MANAGEMENT at your LOCATION?
Back to reality...
Putting in an intermission where none is supposted to be probably violates the studios licensing agreement, unless you are forced to for techinical reasons (as the original poster was).
However, at the same time, thinking of ways to maximize revenue, improve operations, etc, is being a good manager, not a bad one. Adding intermissions is not feasable, but out of the box thinking should be encouraged because that is where the best ideas come from. If you don't want to do things like that Bill, fine, go back to "turning projectors on and off", but don't attack people who want to do more that than in thier operations.
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