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> i'm sure you (or your employer for that matter) have better things to do than twisting your internal policies to client's dis/liking I'm sort of at a loss he
by dlss 13y ago
> i'm sure you (or your employer for that matter) have better things to do than twisting your internal policies to client's dis/liking
I'm sort of at a loss here. The customer is always right, right? If you're deploying software, everything the customer sees is what they're paying for. If it matters to them, and it bothers them (which I can see in this case), I think the good companies fix it, and the bad companies have "better things to do"
- mannkind 13y agoCustomers always act entitled. "The customer is always right" is an incredibly broken methodology. It works great for a mom&pop shop in a small town… not so much in any other situation.
- glasz 13y agowe're talking about throwing ticket numbers around. and this fixes absolutely NOTHING except egos. > The customer is always right, right? no. if they talk bullshit, it's still bullshit. then to just comply and go with bullshit is the reason there's so much atrocity. don't be sheep and talk to the other side like educated human beings do.