Settle down everyone - Google products have just as many bugs. :)
Yeah yeah. Everything is exactly the same, nothing could ever be better or worse than anything else in some particular regard.
Microsoft employee installs Chrome mid-presentation because Edge keeps crashing
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Re: Microsoft employee installs Chrome mid-presentation because Edge keeps crashing
#22It's a good thing he wasn't running Windows 10 S: https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/10/15609706/google-chrome-wi...
Re: Microsoft employee installs Chrome mid-presentation because Edge keeps crashing
#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
Have you ever been forced to use a company internal product and it sucked. And you told them soo- and they ignored it. Because stroking there egos is more important then your minor sales job. And then you get your hands on the loudest of all amplifiers, and you get the chance for the biggest i told you so in history. Sometimes opening the wound and drain the pus, is the cure.
I very much doubt this is the case.
So important to save face, no matter how much your product sucks, right?
Its not like the customer the moment the door closes behind you is alone with the product and finds out anyway. Finds out about those internally messed up production cycles, that reward pleasing your boss more then pleasing the customer.
No, no, its defiantly the messengers fault, for calling you naked, Sire. Its not that all those who are good at sales, dominate in a sycophant culture and thus see no need to fix the damn product.
Re: Microsoft employee installs Chrome mid-presentation because Edge keeps crashing
#24Evidence you should never rest on your laurels -- 90% market share to 9% -- and that on what was obviously the most important platform the world has ever seen, the internet.
Re: Microsoft employee installs Chrome mid-presentation because Edge keeps crashing
#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
I very much doubt this is the case.
So important to save face, no matter how much your product sucks, right? Its not like the customer the moment the door closes behind you is alone with the product and finds out anyway. Finds out about those internally messed up production cycles, that reward pleasing your boss more then pleasing the customer. No, no, its defiantly the messengers fault, for calling you naked, Sire. Its not that all those who are good…
Bit of a weird response from you there, but I guess I shouldn't be surprised as I'm getting down voted etc for merely describing industry best practice for handling this type of thing.