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I've heard the "blame a vendor" argument again and again in my life, but I have yet to see this "blame" ever occur. Granted, I'm dealing with small and medium-s
by EvanAnderson 11y ago
I've heard the "blame a vendor" argument again and again in my life, but I have yet to see this "blame" ever occur. Granted, I'm dealing with small and medium-sized companies, but I've never seen any kind of tangible financial outcome from "blaming" a vendor (other than that vendor not getting future sales).
- profeta 11y ago"nobody gets fired for buying IBM" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty_and_doubt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty_and_doubt Everyone who says anything like "blame the vendor", have just drank too much marketing cool-aid.
- detaro 11y agoNot tangible financial outcome for the vendor. But for the employee suggesting it, who doesn't have to explain why "his" "cobbled together thing" doesn't work, but can point to all kinds of outside validation for the choice, even if it doesn't work out.