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Although amusing, this is an example of poor management IMO. It comes across as the sort of email you would write while criticizing/mocking a competitors produ
by ajg1977 16y ago
Although amusing, this is an example of poor management IMO.
It comes across as the sort of email you would write while criticizing/mocking a competitors product that you were powerless to change.
There's no demand for improvement, or accountability for making that happen. No wondering if this small experience is indicative of other problems. He's just "disappointed".
- mtr 16y agoFor me it's more an example of poor management from the fact that he allowed development to become so fragmented that the end result was a convoluted mess. I know if the the richest man in the world said he was disappointed with something I had, the implications of not fixing the problem would be very clear. :)