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The story may be a bit exaggerated for entertainment purposes, but this seems like a classic case of "try to fix first, ask questions later". They could have sa
by janwillemb 10y ago
The story may be a bit exaggerated for entertainment purposes, but this seems like a classic case of "try to fix first, ask questions later". They could have saved a lot of time by asking the customer for clarification first.
- newsat13 10y agoTotally this. Funny story, but if it's real this only talks of Microsoft's incompetence rather than the customers.