Friday 27 November 2009

Sir Alan in The Sunday Times (if you missed it)


If you have the patience then this Sunday Times interview (from a few weeks ago) Alan Sugar: I'll fire myself - that'll learn you gives a slightly skewed but interesting insight into the man (if you believe what the papers say).

12 comments:

Tomo said...

Predictably a naff article about a sad man with preposterous ideas and a huge ego. It is time, Robert, to stop talking about these mindless idiots and spread your good word. Why waste your precious time worrying about him? You have a job to do. The message is clear.



Tomo

R (author) said...

Waste of time. Read something useful.

R

Unknown said...

Tomo

I can assure you that I am not wasting my time woryying about Sir Alan. Just thought that his might be of interest!

Robert

Jim said...

I don't quite understand the relevance of Sir Alan to the small business community. Aopart from his post/role as Tzar. But his track record is largely irrelevant. As his attitude and the distorted view of business that his TV persona has created.

Jim, BL

Sienna White said...

Agree

Jim said...

He came, the delegates loved/hated him, he left.

The world is still the same.

Except we, the taxpayers, paid his fee and it was the equivalent of a new small family car. What's the ROI on that I wonder!

It is another example of a vanity conference for the management team. "Look at my photo with Sir Alan" (puke, puke)

Jim

Nick Staib said...

I also saw him. A sad, bitter man in the wrong post.

Nick

Lesley said...

see
http://www.businesszone.co.uk/blogs/dan-martin/dan-martin-editor039s-blog/why-its-time-gordon-brown-fire-lord-sugar

Robert Craven said...

Success? It’s down to you all the way: @Lord_Sugar http://ow.ly/1rZA6o

Lesley said...

see
http://www.businesszone.co.uk/blogs/dan-martin/dan-martin-editor039s-blog/why-its-time-gordon-brown-fire-lord-sugar

Sienna White said...

Agree

Nick Staib said...

I also saw him. A sad, bitter man in the wrong post.

Nick