I didn't think front office contracts worked like that.
without compensation at least.
If it's anything like coaching, you can always step down for a promotion to the top spot in your line. So an assistant can't leave to be an assistant elsewhere (regardless of title), but can leave to be a head coach. I wonder if the same holds true for front office execs.
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I didn't think front office contracts worked like that.
without compensation at least.
Is that not the same thing?
I didn't think front office contracts worked like that.
without compensation at least.
If it's anything like coaching, you can always step down for a promotion to the top spot in your line. So an assistant can't leave to be an assistant elsewhere (regardless of title), but can leave to be a head coach. I wonder if the same holds true for front office execs.
Can't be a coincidence
I didn't think front office contracts worked like that.
without compensation at least.
according to the add that popped up, under the OP's thread, you can. It says, "Click here to start your new career."
Are these adds that smart nowadays..
This is a guy who has had the GM job. Why would anyone think that he wouldn’t be offered another one?
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from a job and just get another job?
I didn't think front office contracts worked like that.
without compensation at least.
according to the add that popped up, under the OP's thread, you can. It says, "Click here to start your new career."
Are these adds that smart nowadays..
Yes. They're dynamic ad units.