Try Three Times
If you try three times and it still doesn’t work, do you: My answer to this question will vary depending on a wide variety of circumstances. If someone who is more experienced is around, then I might ask them. I Read More …
If you try three times and it still doesn’t work, do you: My answer to this question will vary depending on a wide variety of circumstances. If someone who is more experienced is around, then I might ask them. I Read More …
When something works well, but then you realize that was a moment in time. The super short lived situation was met with elation but soon overcome by frustration and annoyance. Fool me once, shame on you…Fool me twice, shame on Read More …
When the settings in the system override your preferences, it can be… more than a little frustrating. Not just for you, but also for your team and the customers. Often, the changes are unknown until the customer shows up. On Read More …
How much does customer demand drive business? I think it entirely depends on the business – what they are doing – or their approach. Let’s take Apple for example. They drive the change. They innovate. They design new features. They Read More …
In defense of the software developers blasted in yesterday’s post, I thought I’d share the other side of the coin…and yes, that is user error. We can’t blame software for our lack of knowledge – especially new features that we Read More …
Well, I have to ask the software community at large – do you believe that glitch is a bad word? Maybe my audience is too small, but I will put it out there anyway. What is it about software that Read More …