Originally Posted By Boshly
Originally Posted By Lance

Your analogy to the building business is a good one, up to a point.

As you noted, the project moves along, difficulties may arise that may impact the timeline, the budget or both, granted. If however, you fail to keep your customer abreast of the situation (especially if he inquires) then you and your management team would truly be "a joke"



You are right in one aspect and that is that my "building analogy is right to a point" - like most analogies. ooo

However I will have a rapport with my (most likely single) client or his professional representative. I will not though be issuing any updates to his funders (or their shareholders in their thousands).

And thus quite frankly coming on site expressing yourself to me as above in such circumstances would only expose your arrogance, ignorance and lack of manners.

I think this analogy is done now.



In view of the fact that two people appear to have mis-interpreted my post I think I ought to clarify. Whilst I have no problem calling anyone arrogant, ignorant or rude if they had blatantly been so, I am not directing this at Lance here; as selective quoting may appear to insinuate.

My comment was made within the analogy we were using and "coming on site" was referring to 'someone' (the funder in the above analogy) coming on 'my building site' and wrongly (IMO) accusing my managemnt of being "a joke".


Cheers

BtG