Exactly.
I’m the CEO of a mid-sized business. If my hard drive crashed in the morning, our IT people would have me on a new computer before lunch. I wouldn’t lose an e-mail. It is true that I could do very little work, since most of what I do is read and write e-mails....so I’d just take a walk while the IT guys were working in my office, sit outside in the pleasant summer air, and send and receive e-mails on my smartphone. My managers would never know I was out of the office for a few hours.
Lois Lerner had a high position. On top of all this, I guarantee you she had the ability to delegate her e-mail account to some other individual. In the real world, she’d either shift to her Blackberry, or just have her assistant watch her e-mails for a few hours and go for a long lunch while it was all being fixed.
This e-mail is explicit tradecraft of a cover-up.
Akaisha Douglas, who wrote this note, appears to be her assistant, and would be in on the cover-up.
As a retired IT sales guy, I appreciate that statement, but it is a sad commentary on how little face to face people sales skills have in today's business world.
I'm glad I was fortunate enough to have been born in the 40 which allowed me to have my sales career in the 60's-00's, when it was still possible for creative sales guys to go one on one with CEOs CFOs, etc. instead of email blasts, facebook likes, linkedin shakes, instagram pings... ad nausea.
I don't think I'd like to have to try and sell in today's politically correct, technology bound, regulation controlled, obamacare restricted, business environment.
Good fortune to you and your business, God Bless America {even with our new king}.