Indy,
thanks for the factual and well thought out reply. I have been happy to read it and re-read it. In fact absolutely no demagogy or celebratory tones for a company such as WSGI, and that is finally a good thing, coming from you. In the past more than once your messages have been messages of misplaced hope and potential achievements based on no factual information.
As a Frenchman, a shareholder and a doctor often dealing with matters of life and death in a war context I have no qualms and happily reply to your question by grading Drew's performance TI (totally Insufficient). He might have been a good soldier and officer but at the helm of WSGI we have seen nothing of his past valor and survival skills.
If I were to perform in my job as he has done in charge of this company I would definitely not be in a position to be able to drink a proper Turkish coffee (wasat please) in any souk of this part of the world.
Especially with Yemenis if you are deemed to have failed your job as a doctor you might be shot at. And yes I have worked in Yemen,Iraq, Afghanistan etc.
Guess Drew's wife being French knows well what TB, B, P and I mean. But for the benefit of non French speaking IHubbers the acronyms mean Very Good, Good, Pass and Failed. My grade = TI would then mean totally failed ou Tres Insuffisant.
WSGI is finished as far as I am concerned. But I will keep at it. There are some lessons you only learn when the patient is dead. And the process of dying in itself is absolutely part of the learning.
Best regards to you and good luck with your new company
