Re:Samsung bricked their home theater systems through automa...
by genewitch on Friday March 14, 2025 @02:14PM
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"... and that's why we did it!"
Re:Samsung bricked their home theater systems through automa...
by wnolens on Friday March 14, 2025 @06:56PM
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It smells like corporate communication training.
"Affirm the customer. Express that you hear their concerns and empathize"
Re:Samsung bricked their home theater systems through automa...
by account42 on Monday March 17, 2025 @07:35AM
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Does this actually work on anyone though. It just always feels so artificial that it's off putting.
Re:Samsung bricked their home theater systems through automa...
by noisy_boy on Saturday March 15, 2025 @07:15AM
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Hyperbole and condescension is the mainstay of corporate-speak. Everything is "incredibly <rosy_adjective_for_subject_of_condescension>", "nothing more important than <thing_they_are_guilty_of_not_doing>" and "hearts go out to <people_suffering_due_to_their_actions>". Makes me want to puke.
Re:Samsung bricked their home theater systems through automa...
by commandlinefan on Sunday March 16, 2025 @11:05AM
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The made the “difficult decision” to reduce headcount. It’s “not a reflection” on individual performer’s merits.
Isn't this about the most condescending thing they can start with?