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Why do marketing people try to play engineer?	by AndyA	2010-09-28 09:14:51
It's bad enough having to diagnose problems with the interface to 3rd party modules without the source code we are using to drive it. I do not need a marketing person second guessing everything and passing on distorted versions of the facts on top of that. Why does he feel the need to "make a contribution" rather than just letting the technical people get on with their jobs? </rant>
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<beancounter> Engineers cost too much money!	by themadkansan	2010-09-28 09:36:12
Same logic behind outsourcing	by PeKaJe	2010-09-28 09:40:48
Cost Money BAD Make Money GOOD	by themadkansan	2010-09-28 10:04:16
how does outsourcing not pay off?	by joecrouse	2010-09-28 10:37:54
Hidden and not-so-hidden costs	by Concept	2010-09-28 10:44:00
Not sure where to begin	by PeKaJe	2010-09-28 10:55:04
All sorts of way.	by AndyA	2010-09-28 11:02:30
We outsourced one project	by Ston	2010-09-28 11:30:20
Loss of knowledge base can cost companies big time	by techi870	2010-09-28 11:48:36
There are people who insist on being in charge	by twixt	2010-09-28 11:26:33
And now he's emailing reworks and schematics	by AndyA	2010-09-28 14:00:26
But marketing is all about the distorted facts and	by kahuana	2010-09-28 16:18:30

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