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Originally Posted by mikephoen
I just listened myself, and Craig basically said that under Burke the assistants were allowed to reach out on their own to people on other teams to see what was available and talk deals, but with Treliving there is none of that. Everything goes through him, and then he tells the assistants what is going on and what is going to happen. Definitely felt like he doesn't even solicit opinions from the assistants.
Craig kind of brushed it off... but why even have assistants if you're not going to get opinions on things. I dunno, I definitely didn't like the sound of it. I've been on the fire Treliving bandwagon longer than almost anyone, so that might be colouring my opinion of it.
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If the discussion topic of the moment was about possible trade deals, I think it’s very reasonable for a GM to want to be the initiator of the “process”. This sounds more like Burke spreading the work around because he was not brought here to be the GM - his job was to evaluate the organization, bring in a new GM if one was needed, and if Feaster had to go, help the new person (Treliving) get established.
I don’t see a problem with what Conroy was saying.