Fla. CEO calls Ian a nothingburger, and urged her employees to work through

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7. Here's the full transcript of her remarks:

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The company that Gendusa founded in 1998 has grown to make about $50 million each year and employ 300 people in the Tampa Bay area. PostcardMania has about 73,000 customers in 350 industries and it was ranked 12th among the top midsized companies to work at in Tampa Bay for 2022′s Tampa Bay Times Top Workplaces.

PostcardMania’s focus on productivity and statistics, even in the face of a natural disaster, is reflective of its use of a business management system tied to Scientology, where Gendusa is a longtime member. While the company discloses its use of the system to employees upfront, describing it as a secular tool or “technology” created by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, the implications are not always clear to staff until they are inside.

The business tech says even if there are things outside of your control, you’re responsible for your work, so you have to do something to fix it,” said Amanda Boisen, a former employee who is not a member of Scientology. “You can never explain things as being outside your control.”

As part of the L. Ron Hubbard management system, PostcardMania employees are required to report statistics related to their productivity each week. A similar system is used by Scientology’s full-time workforce, the Sea Org.

Employees are also required to take Scientology courses that the company describes as requirements of the job, according to Jessica Miller, a former employee who is not a parishioner.

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