Thursday, April 20, 2006 12:48:21 PM
http://www.rsmi.com/Website/web.nsf/pages/why
Wouldn't a firm with 23,000 employees be considered big? They have 600 offices worldwide. How do these figures compare with the size of your firm?
I would think a Chartered Accountant/CPA such as yourself would spend more time investigating a firm in which he had invested rather than jumping in and then complaining, after the fact.
I would also think someone who had spent as much time and effort gaining an education and certification would treat other people with more respect. Some of your responses to Chartinator and others have been less than representative of a person of your stature.
Personally, I hope you use your expertise to be a provider of information and answers rather than relying on others to provide such. You could be a huge asset to the board with a little effort.
Good luck to you.
Airdale
This post is an opinion and should not be considered reason to buy or sell any security, or to besmirch, belittle or berate any person, religion, cult, creed, race, sex, political party, company or company representative of any age or appearance.
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