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PNW AND CA BECOMING ONE...WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON THE WEEK OF THE 26TH


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@h8 Make sure to put that in your eNPS.

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Post ID: @p3+1m53vwpzq

@a9 Possible … but Rodrigo has led all 3 of the regions, perhaps he’s the steady hand to move forward.

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Post ID: @nb+1m53vwpzq

@ha The reason there are different cultures is because each region has had its own leadership, employees, processes, laws and territory since 2002-03 when Comcast scooped up WA and OR. Aka, former Sonics fans and Trailblazers fans don’t mesh well.

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Post ID: @j2+1m53vwpzq

@ha because culture ultimately comes down to leadership and employees in each region. Visit any region and you’re going to find a unique culture.

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Post ID: @hx+1m53vwpzq

@cx this feels like proof of a major operational problem. Why do we have neighboring regions so culturally different that they can’t integrate smoothly?

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Post ID: @ha+1m53vwpzq

They can move the deck chairs around all they want but the Titanic is still sinking

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Post ID: @h8+1m53vwpzq

@cv yes and honestly it would’ve made sense to do regions first and then division. So much institutional knowledge wiped out last year

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Post ID: @g4+1m53vwpzq

@cc I was part of the merge when WA combined with OR to create the PNR. Two different regional cultures mashed into one and expected to work together. Here we go again.

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Post ID: @cx+1m53vwpzq

They haven't even done anything with integrating from divisions into the new regions structure and now You're saying they're getting rid of them?

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Post ID: @cv+1m53vwpzq

@cn my guess would be Chicago and Heartland is one. Mid and Mountain West seems logical also. Then maybe Big South and Beltway. That gets you from 12 to 8.

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Post ID: @cs+1m53vwpzq

Anyone hear of any other region consolidations?

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Post ID: @cn+1m53vwpzq

@aa Supply Chain is already reporting to HQ and has zones of 3-4 regions they support. Hearing Communities may be going to HQ but sit in regions.

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Post ID: @by+1m53vwpzq

@a3 lots of talk of the regions becoming...super regions lol. imagine 3 super big regions in the northeast and then central us and then in the west

what goes around comes back around. we should consolidate regions and just have 3 divisions 😂

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Post ID: @ab+1m53vwpzq

@a8 boots on the ground - retail management, competitive funnel, tech ops, network maintenance, supply chain, communities.

having a local presence is vital. trying nationalize that will fu-k it all up like we've seen with all the other functions & strategy

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Post ID: @aa+1m53vwpzq

@a1 rodrigo is definitely getting retired. Turner on the rise. west west yall

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Post ID: @a9+1m53vwpzq

Genuinely curious, why are there regions?

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Post ID: @a8+1m53vwpzq

Not surprised if true, they have been trying to standardize a lot of processes for a while now to make these consolidations easier

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Post ID: @a7+1m53vwpzq

RL is never around, and when he is, he might as well not be. bad leader

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Post ID: @a6+1m53vwpzq

Saw this coming. Many regions will be combining. 13 separate regions led by HQ was never going to work and has been horrible.

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Post ID: @a5+1m53vwpzq

Keep him in CA.

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Post ID: @a4+1m53vwpzq

Makes sense. I feel it’ll be more than CA + PNR.

Texas + Mountain West? Big South + Florida? Heartland + Chicago + Midwest? Etc…

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Post ID: @a3+1m53vwpzq

Rodrigo is a scam. short man's complex is real!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Post ID: @a2+1m53vwpzq

Is Rodrigo gonna be the leader? Hope not. We don't want him back. Dude does nothing. Keith is raw yet would prefer him.

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