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"The company was obsessed with making quarterly numbers".
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"You can't do that stuff if you are a public company and have to make quarterly numbers".
"The reason many of them do it is that they want to smooth earnings," he said, referring to the idea of trying to make quarterly numbers less volatile.
C.E.O.'s serve short stints and their main incentive is to make quarterly numbers, not to build for the long term.
IRAD… too hard to do for many companies pressed to "just make quarterly numbers" now falling on the shoulders of the users who need innovation, and suppliers who need to remain "preferred vendors". Very plausible!
But Immelt and his management team are far from running GE just to make quarterly numbers.
Executives are also tired of the pressure to make quarterly numbers for the benefit of Wall Street analysts.
Unfortunately, too many are making rash decisions to hit quarterly numbers and thereby destroying their companies' long-term brand value.
Corporations are too preoccupied with making the quarterly numbers to build their futures.
Foster was under pressure to keep making his quarterly numbers, not to take Charles River in new directions.
The more those functions are outsourced, the more scrutiny on experimentation and anything that could derail making the quarterly numbers for investors.
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