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i love a smug, passive-aggressive apology. just OWN up to it, acknowledge the implications of the issue you caused and provide an actual apology. unreal. “I’m
by zomg 7y ago
i love a smug, passive-aggressive apology. just OWN up to it, acknowledge the implications of the issue you caused and provide an actual apology. unreal.
“I’m really disappointed that some of our technology created an issue that made the caucus difficult,” said Gerard Niemira, chief executive of political technology company Shadow Inc., in his first interview after the caucus. “We feel really terrible about that.”
- op00to 7y agoYou can totally visualize them deeply sniffing their own farts between the lines here.
- kyleblarson 7y agoWell, take a look at whose campaign they worked for prior to this.
- Aperocky 7y agoSounds like it’s all the interns fault. Wonder how much tech this person understands
- mxcrossb 7y ago> just OWN up to it That’s how you end up getting sued.
- ggm 7y agoIts not like they can avoid being sued by not doing this. It just changes the cost point to be sued successfully, and actually denying impact and consequence probably increases their burden. Owning up, being sued but showing contrition has an upside.