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It never happened. If I, or any other engineer, tried to treat customers like that we'd get laughed out of the "consultation". That people (are forced to) acce
by p-e-w 4y ago
It never happened. If I, or any other engineer, tried to treat customers like that we'd get laughed out of the "consultation".
That people (are forced to) accept this kind of behavior from medical professionals is nothing short of insane.
- numpad0 4y agoIs it your point that it's insane to expect customer to appreciate your intervention in that attitude, or that it's insane to believe that you can identify a problem that way? Aren't you conflating value/social engineering with technical problem solving? I mean, have you seriously never had a "knowing where to put the chalk mark" moment, neither in the medical nor in the engineering fields, neither as a customer nor as the professional, aside that it is not a great presentation to precede a fat invoice?