I’m on a variety of business email lists that I probably never signed up for in the first place, as well as a bunch that I arguably did. Generally, not-so-best-practices for bulk e-mail annoy me. But one particular sender — while guilty of dubious opt-in, as well as of an unnecessary opt-out followup e-mail — leaves me more amused than annoyed. That’s due to the striking title of their repeated e-mail:Succession Planning: Toolkit for Execution
That sounds as if it could be — well, as if it could be brutally effective.
If for any reason you do want “60+ pages of real succession planning materials”, several years old, for > 1,000 Euros, these folks will be happy to sell you same.
