Telkom exec u-turns on quitting

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http://mybroadband.co.za/news/Telecoms/506.html

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http://www.fin24.co.za/articles/com...px?Nav=ns&lvl2=comp&ArticleID=1518-24_2141466

Steven Hayward, the managing executive for retail marketing, resigned from Telkom at the beginning of June, having been with the fixed line operator for 13 years.

Hayward told Fin24 that he had gone on leave for about ten days, and held various discussions with various people whom he respected, and this led to his decision to withdraw his resignation.
 
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So must be true then - Vodacom must have told [searchforum]Steve "Chinese Maths" Hayward[/searchforum] to pass basic primary school mathematics before resubmitting his CV, or maybe they just told him to <censored/>, oh well he is back to Tarzanning down on the minions&|millions @ Telkodemonopolies HQ...:rolleyes:

[post=1106051]Was my suspicion correct...?[/post]
 
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IMO this is evidence of bad decision making on the part of Mr September, acting CEO of Telkodemonopolies, and that Mr September has not got a clue as to what Telkodemonopolies needs to do to make any progress and retain customers in the light of looming competition.

Alternatively Mr September could have re-hired [searchforum]Steve "Chinese Maths" Hayward[/searchforum] as say a 0800DSLDSL call centre agent, but why oh why allow him back into executive management???
 
Special days for all :D hehe, I would like to know the true reason for his return. No job cant be it as stated above.
 
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hmmm, its just like when you think you flushed that big embarassing turd down the toilet at your girlfriends house, and BAMM!!!! it floats back up again.
 
bugger... Telkom can't be THAT desperate, can they?
 
Considering that [searchforum]Steve "Chinese Maths" Hayward[/searchforum] has wormed his way back into Telkodemonopolies HQ, maybe Moletsane will see a glimmer of hope & crawl out of the woodwork, retracting his so called """resignation"""...:rolleyes: I wonder what is happening with Moletsane's settlement negotiations with Telkodemonopolies.
 
wonder what is happening with Moletsane's settlement negotiations with Telkodemonopolies.
They are probably still counting the pile of money, might have to wait a while yet ;)
 
Johannesburg - One senior manager at Telkom, whose departure had been seen as particularly bad news against the backdrop of a string of management resignations, has reviewed his decision to leave the company.
Quick qn - did anyone here see his resignation as bad news?
 
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