80/20 and puffing up (was Re: [Sigia-l] Right Side Navigation)
Ron Zeno
rzeno1 at earthlink.net
Wed Jul 7 15:04:13 EDT 2004
Jonathan wrote:
>If you work for clients, who pay you money to have opinions
>about something, then (in the absence of empirical evidence) it behoves
you
>to give one!
I disagree. In my own consulting, I'm constantly torn between giving
clients answers that they want to hear on a matter despite my knowledge
(or lack of knowledge) versus giving them responsible answers that give
clients the best information I have available along with my confidence
in that information.
Yes, we should give an opinion. I suggest we do so responsibly.
> Lighten up. You're coming across as awfully bitter an twisted.
Ouch. That hurts. Sorry that I offended you so to draw such a hurtful
reaction.
Yes, Andrew took the discussion in another direction, and he changed the
subject to note that. I read Andrew's response in that context, that it
was another topic. Please don't read into my remarks any criticism of
how opinions are being expressed in the navigation discussion.
- Ron Zeno
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