> Hugh and his colleagues configured the PC and did a spot of training to ensure the AD was conversant with the modem he was provided It's not that hard to tro

> Hugh and his colleagues configured the PC and did a spot of training to ensure the AD was conversant with the modem he was provided It's not that hard to troubleshoot something like this. The problem is that the Associate Director would only cast blame and not take any responsibility for learning to use his computer correctly. It's also real obvious that a modem port and a network port are different. Maybe not on a casual glance, but if you're trying to plug a phone cable into a modem port, it is. Especially if you're savvy enough to be an Assistant Director. [Edit]: On reflection, I suspect that the Associate Director decided to take the weekend off and blame Hugh; instead of taking a minute or two to do some troubleshooting.