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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostI just had a bug report from a system I maintain for one of my customers. They dilligently took a screen shot. Then printed the screenshot out. Then scanned it in to a pdf. Then emailed me the pdf.
I love it.
If you felt generous you could probably code that up in a hour or so, and blow their minds and get kudos.
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Client co have a team of content administrators that are rather grandly called "web engineers".
One of them got a new job, which required him to know php. Knowing this guy had no coding skills whatsoever, I politely inquired how he intended to blag it when he arrived. "Oh," he says, "I had a look at their website which is written in php. I did a 'view source' and it looks just like HTML."
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostI just had a bug report from a system I maintain for one of my customers. They dilligently took a screen shot. Then printed the screenshot out. Then scanned it in to a pdf. Then emailed me the pdf.
I love it.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostI just had a bug report from a system I maintain for one of my customers. They dilligently took a screen shot. Then printed the screenshot out. Then scanned it in to a pdf. Then emailed me the pdf.
I love it.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostYou doing support now are you? You were a BA last week.
Make your ******* mind up.
I am simply a contractwhore. Big ClientCo needs me to be a BA. A fair few little ClientCos require me to be developer/analsyt/ba/data modeller.
I am just awesome and get paid well for it.
Jealous sledge boy?
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostI just had a bug report from a system I maintain for one of my customers. They dilligently took a screen shot. Then printed the screenshot out. Then scanned it in to a pdf. Then emailed me the pdf.
I love it.
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You doing support now are you? You were a BA last week.
Make your ******* mind up.
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I love my customers
I just had a bug report from a system I maintain for one of my customers. They dilligently took a screen shot. Then printed the screenshot out. Then scanned it in to a pdf. Then emailed me the pdf.
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