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When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Wheel_nut
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

I would like to address this to Peter Jackson specifically.
You have wasted a lot of out time and effort in giving you the questions and issues YOU requested.
Surely you should have ensured that you had reserved the rsources and time required to deal with the issues raised. This is demonstrating utter contempt for those of us who invested our time and intellect in your thread.
Let me ask you for a date by which ALL of the questions raised will be addressed. I use the word "addressed" rather than answered. If you cannot get answerd to a question, please acknowledge the question and defer the answer.
Give me a date. You choose it..... any date will do as long as you meet it.
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James
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Hiya,
It's not been forgotten and I spoke to Anthony personally.
He hopes to be able to set aside some time on Friday to cover all of your questions.
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Thanks James Smiley
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

..... And I hope I'll win the lottery on Saturday.
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

I hope you do too!
artmo
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

But James, why would you want Chris to win the lottery Grin
James
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Chris - Probably a good time to remind you of my per pm charging system Smiley
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Quote from: artmo
But James, why would you want Chris to win the lottery Grin

Well, I might buy him (James_G) a drink! As for Jameseh - I haven't won yet, I can't afford you   Wink
Edit: But the real question is which has the better odds. Mr Voller responding on Friday, or me winning on Saturday?
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Lets see lottery = 13.4 million to 1
management answering questions = can't tell you it melted my pc trying to work it out  Roll_eyes
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Quote from: artmo
But James, why would you want Chris to win the lottery Grin

Because I'm a nice guy of course!
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

@Barry: pleased to hear that PUG had some input; even worse to see the reaction from the subscribers though! So, let's not take on board the majority of PUG concerns, just roll out the contracts and take the flak = a witless business management. With such educated, and vocal too, commentary within these fora - surely - it is wise to float the ideas out to THEM FIRST? Does it need costly market research? The best, and most cost effective, market research is within a customer base.  "Narrr! we'll not do that, after all we've spent x00 person hours in designing these new prods". "A Quiet Secret Discussion (QSD) after all is not the same as an NDA - or is there a difference I have, truly, missed?
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Quote from: Jameseh
....He hopes to be able to set aside some time on Friday to cover all of your questions.

So not definite then. Any particular Friday or some Friday some when?
Santiago
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Oh I think it's definite.
I understand Mr Voller has a twenty minute window between his 9.00am managemenent review of the paper clip audit and the 11.00am strategic overview of the Christmas party venue decision making process.
He won't need long to deal with us, there was only 37 posts/questions/comments in the Ask the Boss thread. Piece of cake!
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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Quote from: Jameseh
It's not been forgotten and I spoke to Anthony personally.
He hopes to be able to set aside some time on Friday to cover all of your questions.

I hope that his hopes are realised - perhaps he could use this diary to actually reserve an appropriate amount of time.
If I recall correctly, that was a rather long thread.
I hope we aren't going to get fobbed off with a 10 minute piece of marketing puff.

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Re: When can we expect answers to Questions solicited by Peter Jackson?

Quote from: Anotherone
But the real question is which has the better odds. Mr Voller responding on Friday, or me winning on Saturday?

Maybe if the latter occurred the former might happen by personal invitation Wink
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