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The conference owes the conference attendees an apology for putting their speaker in the position of having to choose his wife or the attendees. For that matte
by jlgreco 13y ago
The conference owes the conference attendees an apology for putting their speaker in the position of having to choose his wife or the attendees.
For that matter, they also owe the speaker and his wife an apology. Of course, as you could only expect from Microsoft, this has not happened.
- prawn 13y agoIf I am invited to a conference and even if I tweak the flight arrangement so they pay for my wife's ticket to suit my person plans, I don't expect that my wife will be allowed inside for free. Sounded like a pretty awkward situation as it was handled (shouldn't have been led on, and should've been encouraged to speak with his wife to arrange a meeting time later), but the non-speaker seemed a little precious to me.