" I want the data management group to do a quality job. As a project manager, I’d tell executives if you want it bad, you’ll get it bad."
And as somebody who has inked literally dozens of contracts with CROs, I'd make sure the contract said that if you deliver late, you will pay penalties.
I guess Leo didn't do that, because if he had the results would have been available by now.
On the other hand, I actually want the results to be delivered promptly, whereas Leo Ehrilich clearly doesn't. He wants to keep the gravy train on the rails as long as possible.
I do admire the classic grifting technique of distracting from bad news ("the study results are gonna be even later than I said last time I said the study results are gonna be even later than I said") with a good news cushion ( "unidentified but really important "Government Scientists" are working on brilacidin - honest").
It gives his apologists some material to work on, while Kip's Bay and Aspire dump some more cheap shares into the market.
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