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11/9/2015 3:48:25 AM
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The Occam's razor comment was a shitty answer I gave to a stupid lowest common denominator argument about the fact that I was being offered no alternative answer, to be fair tone is hard to convey/read in text but I already dealt with that below.
The part about it being obvious deej is bad at his job is nonsensical - unless you are claiming to know more about the job of a PR rep in a large successful company than said rep and his employers.
As for deej's tone, why should he not respond In any way he thinks is funny? I found it funny too (very slightly, but the reaction has brought me more joy than eating candy) , and that has been the way the weekly update has been written for a long time.
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I am in PR, crisis and executive management but that need not be the qualification. A first year student would know better. In fact, [u]any credible customer service specialist[/u] would know better and [u]throughout this thread capable business and service people[/u] at all levels have addressed both how egregious the mistake is and what the normal outcome would be (ie termination with cause). You want him to be cheeky? Then he can try film or comedy. No one and I mean that - [u]no one professional agrees[/u] with your assessment and hasn't - in the history or relations or service. Don't assume that just because someone has a public job at a significant corporation, that they are competent or professional. I have seen $5 million/yr execs screw up freshmen issues (then costing billions) and I have seen $30k service reps make calls that earn nationally renown. Deej is not only a disaster, he is one of the worst voices in PR today and I have given speeches citing his blunders to the laughter of now thousands attending.
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Yeah and I'm the Queen of Sheba
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No, you're just another uneducated under achiever who, without qualification or credential, experience or genius thinks his half second of pop reflection is equal to or superior than people who actually respect the work, best practices and lessons learned. Oh... And you're not Rob Downey either so cheeky attempts at comebacks are outside your repertoire and well above your pay grade too.
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Hah, I'm not even out of university, what pay grade? Why does money suddenly come into it? I realised a while ago that it was easier to sound smart on the Internet, or like, use big words. Then I realised it is better to try and provide information accessibly.
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Then I'll forgive your amateurism on account of training wheels but you're not gonna succeed at University unless you can defer to professional standards and independently discover them - so do so. Till then, spare us all the information accessibility crap. You've peddled exclusively in rhetoric, sniping and dingbat. Not an auspicious beginning.
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You have barely said anything that means a thing, you sound like the love child of a thesaurus and a pod person, you make sensationalist claims, so please, enjoy my mute
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Well, if you can't shut up or respect anything beyond your own rhetoric, going away will do. Good riddance kid and don't try this crap on your profs either.
