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SpaceBasedMasonry t1_je0b3ui wrote

He's getting nearly a half million a year. I think he'll find a place.

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NoButThanks t1_je50qpp wrote

It's the only way to attract talent. Many arguments are: "just get European rail heads to come and fix it since the trains are so great there.". We can't afford them. Their salaries are higher. Pay trash and get trash. This seems like a good middle ground of getting an experienced rail manager with direct experience of turning a system around. He's still fucked here, but it's a start.

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SpaceBasedMasonry t1_jeaqayk wrote

I'm not particularly concerned about his salary, especially if he can deliver.

I wouldn't expect to get a miracle worker on 60k a year.

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NoButThanks t1_jecavf1 wrote

Yeah, same here. If he can at least get things going the right way, that's helpful.

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