[RKDinOKC]

Well I found out why everyone is getting office365, but it still don't make no sense.
If we get all 450 users Office365 with our on-line exchange they give us a discount from $22 per user to $20 per user. What I don't understand is why that saves us anything we don't actually need any users with Office365 as everyone has a box copy of office and email only is $4 per user.

So I guess it's okay to over spend $16 per user for 450 users because we save $2 per user if they all needed office365? Heck we don't even use Sharepoint and our AD is 2008 and not even Azure.

That's $7200 per month, or because we have to keep our initial licensing for a year to get the discount, $86,400. AND I got a letter today they are again changing 401K employer matching. They went from initially matching up to 4% of our salary to 2% a couple of months ago, and now they quit employer matching altogether.

Got a call today from my nephew that was CEO who quit. Told me why. The three major executives they hired a few years ago and have now been moved into positions to run the company all came from companies that went bankrupt with them running them.

Nephew also told me he's heard from customers that sales people are sounding and acting down and depressed and says that is a major negative impact and sales are dropping more than they should.

It is not looking good.