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Berdakin and Diskin kept the property and operations teams in the dark from each other, so one rarely knew what the other was doing. They don t need to fucking know. They re idiots. Don t worry about it, a former employee recalls Diskin saying about the operations team.
When some employees pushed back against Berdakin s and Diskin s comportment, people said that Kalanick s response, as far as they could tell, was simply to gently chastise the men with a smile. The problem is they were still running it the way they did when it was a super-small company, one employee said. As CloudKitchens expanded, the leadership never really changed or accepted that they weren t working with their four best friends anymore.
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After two seasons under head coach Fred Hoiberg, the Nebraska Cornhuskers have shaken up their staff with a shift among the assistant coaches and support staff.
Bobby Lutz, Special Assistant to the Head Coach for the past two seasons, left the Husker program last month to pursue his own coaching opportunities. Lutz helped with game planning, non-conference scheduling and assisting Hoiberg and the Husker staff in the day-to-day operation while in Lincoln. He previously served as a collegiate head coach or assistant coach since 1985, and oversaw postseason play as a head coach in 14 of his 21 seasons at the helm. Lutz cited the desire to return to a coaching role as his reason for leaving.
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NBA roundup: Frustration with virus protocols continues to mount for Celtics
Boston leads the league in days missed because of COVID-19, and team president Danny Ainge hopes the team can get vaccinated soon.
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“We have as tight as protocols as anybody; strictly regulated and I don’t know what else we can do,” said Celtics President of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge.
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Every time it seems like the Celtics are about to shed a player off their injury report, another issue pops up.
This week, it was Evan Fournier who was out because of health and safety protocols, which happened right around when Romeo Langford and Tristan Thompson returned. That’s the issue for the Celtics, who far and away lead the league in player days missed related to COVID-19. With only 20 games left in the season, time’s running out to see what a full-strength Boston squad can do, which Danny Ainge says frustrates the pla