On Chimes coming back from the dead
My two cents on Chimes coming back from the dead
Before I go on, kudos to Barry Olson and Vedior for getting the vendors the payments they are owed.
But my two cents on this is that if Chimes does indeed come back from the dead, I still think its days are numbered. I don’t think it’s Chimes. It’s the model. My prediction is that clients, contractors and staffing suppliers that went through the nightmare of the last couple of weeks will probably resolve whatever loose ends or contractual obligations they have with Chimes, and then go on to another solution.
I’m thinking Chimes will have to restructure and do some serious rebranding to even have a fighting chance of survival. It’s a tall order.
I’m not calling for the demise of Chimes. These are just my observations.
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Lisa Amorao is currently the Marketing Programs Manager for ATR International, a Silicon Valley-based contingent staffing firm.
Lisa has held roles in recruiting and sales before moving on to her current role in Marketing.
The opinions expressed here are her personal opinions and does not reflect those of her employer or any of its clients.
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Well, while you weren’t calling for the “demise of CHIMES”, I’m certainly glad to see that it’s been taken over by someone else. Justice has FINALLY been done!!! I had some (very) DIRECT experience with these folks, and it was surely less than honorable!