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2.3

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Scott L. Thompson

President, CEO, and Director

1 out of 3 Dollar Thrifty Automotive Reviews

January 13, 2009
“ go for it, if you need a job, but look elsewhere. ”
Business Analyst in Tulsa, OK
It is a dying company that has seen multiple rounds of lay offs. The corporate culture is not that great. A large number of the staff are incompetent. There is a lack of unity and cooperation betwe...
July 20, 2008
“ Revenue vs. Cost - Misdirected ”
VP in Tulsa, OK
June 21, 2008
“ DTAG = Professional Outsourcers ”
Engineer in Tulsa, OK

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