I'm reading the Cluetrain Manifesto and much like
The Dilbert Principle everything in there seems pretty much common
sense, which is something that companies seem to lack.
And as I sat there today, in Condo Conner, waiting for the handyman to show
up, again and pondering that perhaps,
just perhaps, someone else needs a cluetrain.
Contact, finally! The handyman
finally called, apologized for missing me again. He then said he'll go to
Condo Conner on Monday and call me
from there and wait for me to show up.
That sounds like a nice change from going there and waiting for him to show
up …
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