Switching to MapBRB: How Field Service Companies Can Break Free from Bloated Software and Start Saving in the First Month
For too long, field service companies have been trapped in expensive, clunky, overcomplicated software contracts.
The unemployment numbers came out today:
3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment. This is by far the most in history, including the Great Depression and 2008 recession.
Today, the United States government decided to bail out:
Airlines - Took all their free cash flow and bought back their own shares, helping the airline CEOs become extremely rich. The CEOs of the Big 4 airlines received $430 million in stock-based compensation over this period, separate from their cash compensation, deferred benefits, etc.
Boeing - 737 Max was a complete disaster. Boeing also played the buy-back game: Dennis Muilenburg pocketed $170 million from Boeing in stock-based comp and 'incentive awards'.
Hotels - Hilton announced $2 billion stock buyback on March 3.
Cruise Lines - Avoided US taxes and U.S. safety regulations by registering their vessels abroad. Here is a great article explaining these shitbirds by the Hustle.
Oh, but, American's will get $1,200 for their troubles.