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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (143)	8/23/2001 9:25:37 AM
From: Clement	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 161

Arthur: > Consultants are always right if they follow text books > taught in colleges, such as Harvard business school or > MIT Sloan business school of the Alfred P. Sloan "planned > obsolescence and replacement" fame. Once again, your narrow mind shows through again. I pointed out many books by many people who are also consulting at undoubtedly many multiples of what you are and yet all you have to show for it is some ridiculous ancient theory -- which may work, but at the same time, there are others. The proof is in the profits. I have some, you don't. There's no point in strategizing if you can't ultimately make profits. > hiring consultants cost money. With your 'advice' you must come real cheap then. Clement