The way it is “supposed to be” but in reality it is not: SMs take feedback from their members, and give this info to their Division Director. This is what is broken. Most Division Directors do

Someone could possibly convince me to not Un subscribe to this Group, or not :) Why am I considering Unsubscribe, because it is obvious I am only hear to listen as an SM has no meaningful input based

We do not govern staff directly. We set policy and the CEO is responsible for implementation. He then delegates to department managers who then delegate to staff. 73 Ria,

Probably a huge gap between the directors and the paid staff. ARRL staff probably goes about their business with little interaction of BOD. Probably not intentional, I hope, but who

It seems like some directors live in an different world of the ARRL than the members. Could this be a problem???????????? + There's no way to know, because their deliberations are concealed. de

It seems like some directors live in an different world of the ARRL than the members. Could this be a problem???????????? W0MU On 7/28/2021 8:13 PM, Dave AA6YQ wrote:

+ AA6YQ comments below 90 percent of all fire ground incidents are because of comm issues. Similar numbers for corporate problems. People have a hard time communicating clearly and effectively. +

90 percent of all fire ground incidents are because of comm issues. Similar numbers for corporate problems. People have a hard time communicating clearly and effectively. On

+ AA6YQ comments below It’s ironic that a bunch of people who are clearly passionate about communicating don’t always communicate effectively! + The problem here isn't a failure to communicate;

+ AA6YQ comments below Is it possible that the staff and management of ARRL are monitoring a different set of forums rather than these which where created by the Communications Committee. The forums

It’s ironic that a bunch of people who are clearly passionate about communicating don’t always communicate effectively! 73 Gary ZL2iFB

Is it possible that the staff and management of ARRL are monitoring a different set of forums rather than these which where created by the Communications Committee. The forums that I refer to are

It took until the 26th (13 days) to reach me also. 73, de Hans, KØHB “Just a Boy and his Radio”™

Not a bad idea. The orientation I received in 2019 was horribly deficient. They didn’t even tell me how to send emails to the division. I had to ask others. And of course no handover from my

Thanks for your correction, Steve. As the image below shows, my original message showed up here on July 26. Apparently my mileage does vary.

Honestly, I take a long view of my ham radio activities which began in 1956 as a novice & general license through 3 good sun spots cycles and a productive career in physics….. During last 3 years, I

Not sure which message you are talking about but your response to this subject posted on 7/13. Steve, N4JQQ On 7/27/2021 11:15 AM, Jim @ K5ND wrote:

+ AA6YQ comments below 1. The Awards and Contesting forums were created by ARRL and were announced in the ARRL Letter and on the website. An ARRL Governance forum was also announced but appears to

Bill: 1. The Awards and Contesting forums were created by ARRL and were announced in the ARRL Letter and on the website. An ARRL Governance forum was also announced but

In most Groups do IO email reflectors......... after you have posted twice you are no longer Moderated so maybe your next post will show up faster This has been my personal experience your mileage may