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On 8/19/2011 7:02, Invisible wrote:
> Then again, there are people who want to sell you a watch for £8,0
00.
That's not a watch. That's jewelry that happens to have a clock built in.
And yes, the people selling it tell you this. "The average kitchen has ei
ght
clocks in it. We sell jewelry and home decor."
> I wonder, is there a suit I could have
> picked up that was /not/ an excellent choice?)
Probably not in a suit store. In wal-mart? Most certainly.
>> The REAL problem, as I see it, is the pig-headed unwillingness of so m
any
>> corporate executives to employ people who actually KNOW whether $4,000
.00
>> software or $4,000,000.00 software is needed and allow them to make th
e
>> purchase
>> decisions.
Yes. Amazing how many body shops are out there for web stuff compared to
(say) automobile design. I guess if your business isn't primarily done ov
er
the web, you hire a web designer, just like you'd hire a plumber to fix t
he
pipes in your building. But if your business is internet-based, it's sill
y
not to have that expertise working in your own best interest.
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
How come I never get only one kudo?
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