Tuesday, March 29, 2016

It's broken!

So, I've had a low-priority item on my to do list.  It was a small piece of technology that was "broken".  So, I put it off for quite a while.

Finally, due to the length of time it had been on the list, it moved to the top of the list.  So, we ordered a $500 replacement / upgrade for the broken part.  I received it and installed it today.  Then, I removed the "broken" piece of technology, brought it back to my desk and tried it out.

Guess what happened.

It worked.

I know you must be shocked that a user would complain for months about something being "broken" when it actually works.

But, I ask myself about their actions, "Was it worth it?"

Really?