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No it doesn't. It clearly could mean that, but it literally just means the person has associated with the company. I don't know why they'd use language that cou
by adrusi 5y ago
No it doesn't. It clearly could mean that, but it literally just means the person has associated with the company. I don't know why they'd use language that could create that confusion, but it's not straightforward dishonesty.
- ant6n 5y agoIt could mean that, but not clearly, and it really doesn't mean that.
- dev_tty01 5y agoSetting aside whether it is a good practice or not, if all of these agencies know that Apple does this, then it becomes a de facto meangingless term. If this has been an ongoing practice for a while and an agency is not aware of it, then it is a bad agency to work with.
- BoiledCabbage 5y agoSo your answer is "It's ok to be misleading. And because you don't know you're being mislead it's your fault"? Yeah I have a very different opinion of that situation.
- whynaut 5y agoThey literally pre-empted this response at the beginning of the comment