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You caused extra downtime for the customer so you could make an example of someone and relish in your victory. You're winning an argument while you lose the wa
by saywahat 11y ago
You caused extra downtime for the customer so you could make an example of someone and relish in your victory.
You're winning an argument while you lose the war.
- SFjulie1 11y agoWell, bugs will come back later if he does not updates his knowledge. But, yes I was thinking the same myself. Whatever, I lost the war. In fact, I prefer a boring life with less bugs on the long term and a bad reputation. But, it does not seems like a wise choice given the reactions. I fully acknowledge my inadaptation to the actual era. I think, I prefer to focus on the agenda of tomorrow and the tasks that must be done. You are right, customers come first. There are battles that are not worth to be fought after all. Well, tomorrow is another day. Thanks you all.