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To: Joe Antol who wrote (8651)	2/27/1997 11:52:00 PM
From: Scott C. Lemon	of 42771

Hello Joe, > SO..Where are all you NOVELL EMPLOYEES TODAY? Telling us all about > how GREAT your morale is. How GREAT Joe Marengi is. How GREAT your > product is selling. How GREAT everything is on the campus. HOW > everthing is all ABUZZ with renewed excitement. How you are going > to burn down the barns and stick it to Microsoft. Eh? Sorry for the late post ... again, from my perspective I shouldn't be spending time during the day reading and posting. I am here, however, and I still stand by my word. I've just come out of several days of very positive meetings, and by reading some of the postings here I understand that many other people see ... what did Janice call it? ... good things coming. > So, where are you people now? You know where I think you should be. > I think you should be pitching the biggest bitch you could possibly > pitch right up the ass of Marengi. Let me spell that again. MARENGI! > Yeah, that's right, MARENGI THE HUN! Mareingi the WIMP is more like > it. Your company is going to SLEEP. I'm not sure I agree with all of this ... but I know that you are frustrated by the situation. Go ahead flame all of Provo ... flame the employees ... I'm still working away to make this thing happen ... > NOBODY WANTS THE FREAKING JOB THERE. THEY KNOW IT'S A LOST CAUSE. So > pass that on in your email.... THIS is one statement that I think I might agree with. In my original posting, I attempted to outline a series of questions realted to these comments. Who would want the position? I think that many people have tried to set somewhat unrealistic expectations of the "newcomer", whoever that might be. I'm sure that trying to find a person willing to jump into this situation now is quite difficult. I wonder if that could be the true cause of the delay in obtaining a new CEO ... Scott C. Lemon

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