When submitting a proposal, the client whispered to me [serious face] "do you know what it takes to win this deal?" My ears perked up and I leaned in hoping to learn some valuable intelligence...so I asked what??? HE says: "do it for FREE!!!"
I guess you get customers like that everywhere, but its also frustrating when you work in a culture where there is such a primitive use of email. A coworker and I were having a similar issue where all our emails were being bounced back. So I asked our tech support specialist on our team to investigate the issue. The reason I call him our tech support specialist is NOT because that is his designated role...ITS because whenever I ask him a question, he'll respond with "only technical please" - which leads me to believe you can only talk to the guy if you have a technical question.
Also, if you have been keeping up with the blog, this is the same individual that spelt quotation....COTASHIN - So anyways back to my story.....my coworker and I explained the issues we were having with our email...and his solution to the problem was to create a support ticket and send it to the company that manages our email exchange server. I removed actual names and email ids for privacy reassons, but this is the exact copy of the ticket that I was copied on:
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> Hi
> My self Tom i am working in XYZ company we are using net firms
for mail access.
> But two of my colic r not receiving the mail from outside and due to that
we r facing lots of problem we have check form our side and there no issue.
> My colleagues mail ids are
> johndoe@XYZ.com
> johnsmith@XYZ.com
> Please look into matter
> Waiting for reply
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Now why this support ticket tickles the crap out of me is the way he spelt colleagues...."But two of my colic" --- and in the next sentence he spells it perfectly....WTF

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as for the reactions-define cool?!
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