The Reality distortion field is now available to the plebes in the company too.
Obviously Apple believe that there's no such thing as bad PR.
When I did tech support Iomega (not a high point of my career) if a customer said they were a journalist, we were to ignore stats and help them as much as possible.
At least that way if somebody was writing a review of some of our hardware and it blew up, they would say (in theory) that they were treated properly.
Post: No such thing as bad PR?
John Bayly
No such thing as bad PR? →
Posted Wednesday 18th July 2007 10:15 GMT
In Burned by a MacBook
The Reality distortion field is now available to the plebes in the company too.
Obviously Apple believe that there's no such thing as bad PR.
When I did tech support Iomega (not a high point of my career) if a customer said they were a journalist, we were to ignore stats and help them as much as possible.
At least that way if somebody was writing a review of some of our hardware and it blew up, they would say (in theory) that they were treated properly.
Apple know that can get away with anything.