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I've always forgot to ask this so I'll post it before I forget. After I read the by-laws I wondered why 2 BoD members can't live together, or be related by blood or marriage? It seems to be a common ?requirement? in an lot of places but most of the times it just seems trivial. Staff/Officials don't have this requirement, what makes the directors held to a different standard?
I believe the idea is so that you don't get a family taking over the club by several getting on the BOD and voting as one. Employees don't vote so doesn't apply.
Bingo
Doesn't staff make decisions on race weekends?
Well thinking about it I don't really see couples working together on the same thing; Registration, tech, grid, etc. So I guess that mitigates the concerns.
Yes, staff makes all race decisions.
Dennis, are you asking about the BoD requirements or employee requirements? I assume the company you work for has a BoD. I also assume the company you work for has employees. I also think its safe to assume those employees are entrusted to make decisions through the course of their job. Why should the CMRA be any different?
I ASKED ABOUT THE bOd BECAUSE I WANTED TO KNOW. AFTER tY AND dAVID GAVE ME AN ANSWER i ASKED ABOUT THE EMPLOYEE REQUIREMENTS BECAUSE THEY MAKE DECISIONS ASLO, JUST LIKE THE bOd. ACTUALLY i THINK THEY MAKE all DECISION ON RAVE DAY SO THAT WOULD BE A BIG PROBLME IF A FAMILY COMBO JUST DOESN'T LIKE SOMEONE AND FAILS THEM AT TECH OR SCREWS UP THEIR REGISTRATION OR GRIDS. tHEN, AFTER A MINUTE OF THOUGHT i CAME TO MY OWN CONCLUSION, WHICH i ALREADY POSTEDQuote:
Originally Posted by Jennifer Millsap
Didn't realize the caps, but to answer the other part of your question. Yes we have family working together, also at any job I think I've had to include the Marine Corps. However they were not allowed to supervise each other. On The BoD unless one held the V or VP position maybe. than its not a supervisory position over one another they are equals on the board, hence my question.
If you really think anyone within the CMRA would do any of those things you listed, I question why you even race with the CMRA. Sounds like you don't trust anyone on the Board or who works race days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis King
I only had one question, so not sure where you think I asked about family members working together at the many places you've worked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis King
What's is wrong with people? I had a question it got answered, that prompted another question which I deduced myself.
Dennis, regardless of how innocent your question was, it implied that you expected family members who are staff would work together to deny someone their just finishes or be involved in other improprieties. Since we do have staff members that are family, it could be construed as a character attack on those people. I don't think that's what you intended, but people respond based in their perception, not according to your intention.
Oh, and the Other Thread and the all caps didn't help. ;-)
I want to know when RAVE DAY is.
I want to know WHAT Rave Day is. Lol
Some of the engineering programs at work only function with caps, going back and forth I forget to take it off some times the only other thing I do is email really and outlook automatically takes them off.
What is wrong with people or me? You made zero acknowledgement of your original question being answered, only followed it up with another question. That gives the impression you're fishing for something. David is absolutely correct in his assessment of your questioning. Quite frankly, you seem to be on a witch hunt of sorts lately. A bit out of control, even for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis King
My questions were answered, I need nothing else. Thank you David and Ty for your help.
Every CMRA thread turns into the same contest:
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Serious question: do you not look at the screen while typing? Or even before hitting Submit?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis King
Looks like it's going to be a long winter. :tongue:
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Originally Posted by Dennis King
I litterly laughed out loud at this because I do this all the time too, except it's from SAS programming.