Don't Blame the Public on Steamship Manager Search
To the Editor: Isn't it convenient to blame the people you serve, as you are about to announce what most would call a failed search?
I am referring to comments from a few members of the Steamship Authority search committee for a new SSA general manager.
While it is true that citizens of Falmouth and Martha's Vineyard care deeply about the management of the Steamship Authority, that is to be expected.
It is a lifeline service with a significant impact on the port towns and the ridership.
Perhaps there are other reasons why the search, despite offering a generous salary, has been unable to attract the brightest and best?
Let's consider the following:
- Many of the current SSA governors have acted to create deplorable relations with the community.
Isn't it convenient to blame the people you serve, as you are about to announce what most would call a failed search?
Author's summary: Failed search for SSA general manager sparks criticism.
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