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December 19, 2009

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kurkosdr

Dec 19, 2009

In construction, there's always the excuse of ecountering unexpected difficulties and challenges, weather conditions, hard ground etc

But, how can tech companies get away with this?

Since some of you admit you had the real experience, mind telling us how the seller justified the increase in price?

bottom_rung

Dec 19, 2009

And in the next panel, Dilbert calls, "Alice!"

wmckibben

Dec 19, 2009

Do companies really do this?

There are ethics, arenâ€™t there?

ibi828

Dec 19, 2009

haha that's B2B sales work!!!!! -For Real!
@ bashar327: to give the customer a good feeling about the trade, but at the end of the term the cost will be higher then ever invoiced.

Roger_the_Intern

Dec 19, 2009

Not just construction, ANY engineering group lives or dies by it's Change Orders! lol

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