Journal Journal: [NFL] Full Playoffs predictions 2
I'm going to go through each game, make my pics, but probably have a few "won't be surprised if..." phrases to not hang myself out to dry when I'm completely wrong ;)
Submission + - How do you handle your customers' constultants?
galenoftheshadows writes: "We have a customer who has an executive contractor from one of those corporate executive companies. Recently, since the company is going through a fairly decent amount of growth, executive contractor called in some higher up from his employer. The recent consultant has all but cut off our past good relationship with the company by eliminating the position of one of our main contacts, and recommending to owner (whom I previously had a good relationship with) that we're a shady company. She has managed to persuade them into purchasing, (but not using, they've been sitting in their stockroom for over a month now,) $60,000 in new servers to replace systems who's previous working had been unquestioned, and hindered projects in the works by calling in "independent consultants" to analyze said projects. The most recent thorn in our side has been the idea that the machine rack we provided them will not fit rackmount units. Has anyone ever had to deal with this kind of thing? What would you do? How would you handle your customers' independent consultants?"
