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Call me crazy, but I tend to think issues like this ultimately serve, if handled well, to improve a company's public standing. I royally screwed up the embed s
by zaidf 13y ago
Call me crazy, but I tend to think issues like this ultimately serve, if handled well, to improve a company's public standing.
I royally screwed up the embed script testing for our very first customer resulting in their entire site not functioning and a panicking customer on the other end. I ended up writing a 3 page post-martem and apology. We debated a bit internally to be as open as I'd been, essentially admitting basic sloppiness on my part and promising to learn from the mistake if given a chance.
Fast forward 7 months, the same customer(originally acquired from a cold call) recently introduced us--without asking--to one of the top seed funds locally.
- agilebyte 13y agoHappened to me. I made an SQL update without specifying the conditions on a live database (project running, surprise surprise, late). Our team has sent some flowers and chocolates too. I am going to do the same thing next time I screw up, and I will. These days it is too much about the electronic and not enough of the "physical" in my mind.