Nobody here can argue that this company is "run of the mill". It clearly seems to have an awful lot of problems; from staffing to logistics, to financial.
But these things do not, in and of themselves, diminish the potential of commercializing P2O. Let's hope they can move past these obstacles in an orderly and professional manner and focus on securing what shareholders DO care about: profits.
One might even argue that if the company truly were on the verge of huge success, that it would tend to attract a heavy staff turnover and a lot of resulting disgruntled former employees. A company about to fail would simply end with a whimper..
Tyk