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A Sad Day for Nortel Employees and Canada
By Mark Evans | January 14, 2009
One thing I wanted to mention amid the news about Nortel’s bankruptcy filing is this is a sad day for Canada, the economy, our high-tech community and, of course, the thousands of hard-working Nortel employees.
What was once a shining star within the telecom world has crumbled amid bad strategic decisions, extreme competition, a bleak economy and changes within the industry that Nortel failed to capitalize on.
For employees, the bankruptcy protection filing must be a bitter pill to swallow. After living through years of restructuring and cost-cutting, I’m sure most Nortel employees continue to fight the good fight on the hope that somehow Nortel would be able to find its way again.
Many of them were emboldened by CEO Mike Zafirovski’s confidence that Nortel was on the rebound but that optimism and a brave face weren’t nearly enough to resuscitate Nortel.
It must be terribly disappointing for Nortel employees to look back at the leadership - or lack thereof - provided by John Roth, Frank Dunn, Bill Owens and Zafirovski. If better decisions had been made perhaps Nortel wouldn’t have found itself in its current dire straits.
For more on Zafirovski and his legacy, the Globe & Mail has a story,
“Mike Z: Nortel’s last, best CEO?”