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Give them the credit for trying to resolve a problem. Are you telling me if you run a business you would never this kind of mistake? It is a good idea to expla
by yeukhon 13y ago
Give them the credit for trying to resolve a problem. Are you telling me if you run a business you would never this kind of mistake?
It is a good idea to explain why they did it and what they were thinking, instead of just say "damn I screwed up." I rather hear people explain to me why they did it and they now think they screw up. It is part of resolution.
If you don't care about explanation (or excuse if you think that's the right erm), well, fine.
- chrismcb 13y agoWasn't the first thing they said was "damn we screwed up" AND "everyone else does it?"
- ryanhuff 13y agoWhat company leadership allowed to happen shows a real disrespect for one of the primary risks to the business. Without having the explanation that you described, the two most likely explanations in my mind are either this was standard practice all along (finally got caught), or somebody made one of those epic fail business decisions. If its #1, I doubt we'll see a clear explanation. If its #2, somebody may have to fall on the sword as the "poster child" of bad business decisions.
- JoachimSchipper 13y ago> Are you telling me if you run a business you would never this kind of mistake? It's not that hard to, you know, not spam.