Test1-Part Two(3)

Speaker Three: Well, I now know to take all this talk about the importance of communication skills seriously . . .

I used to think it was all rather woolly, but when you've seen the damage misunderstandings can do . . .

I suppose the board was a grouping of people with such strong backgrounds individually that each of them expected to be top dog, and that it was perhaps inevitable that they'd clash over what direction the company should go in.

Anyhow, it looked very grim for a while, but in the end, two of them took the pretty sizeable payoffs they were offered and moved on.

From our point of view, at least it saved us from the prospect of the group being split up and the shares sold off.