STRIP FOR Nov 10, 2009
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User Name: dexter_greycells
Nov 15, 2009
0
In reality there is the other way in which contracts are signed - With very little background work and little clarity on the terms and conditions. And when there are problems, then begins the finger pointing and threats to walk out of the contract!
User Name: Jazmataz
Nov 11, 2009
0
I wonder how Dilbert´s company survives acting this way - and all of those mentioned in the comments?
User Name: magallanes
Nov 10, 2009
+6
The third option is :
several months (or a year) later, the customer decide to say YES, I AGREE WITH IT.. and nobody really remember about this project, and several resources has been reassigned to other projects.
several months (or a year) later, the customer decide to say YES, I AGREE WITH IT.. and nobody really remember about this project, and several resources has been reassigned to other projects.
User Name: ucelen
Nov 10, 2009
+1
These things happen, In a project, it took such a long time to reach an agreement that when we signed contract 1/3 of the products outdated and it is a fearsome thing to tell that to the other side because we had to start process all over again......we just tell them at the end. :)
User Name: S_Degnan
Nov 10, 2009
+5
Unfortunately, the same goes for some companies in hiring candidates as well. I've had a 2 month communication with a company I interviewed with, and at the end, they decided that they were not even hiring for the position.
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