Re:So you've made a mistake and it's public
by prepend on Friday November 13, 2020 @02:29PM
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I kind of skip apologies now and either look at changed behavior or set up some reminder to check for changed behavior.
This is legally because apologies from companies are so full of doublespeak and low value language that it’s a waste of my time to read, much less expect any understanding. Here’s an example from Pichai [0].
I do like the outage report style that some companies use [1] and think this is the way to repeat a problem and what you do to fix it. This takes the place of an apology or denial.
This is legally because apologies from companies are so full of doublespeak and low value language that it’s a waste of my time to read, much less expect any understanding. Here’s an example from Pichai [0].
I do like the outage report style that some companies use [1] and think this is the way to repeat a problem and what you do to fix it. This takes the place of an apology or denial.
[0] https://www.axios.com/google-ceo-apologizes-past-sexual-hara...
[1] https://aws.amazon.com/message/41926/