RE: The saga ended (or is it continuing? (was Re: A sticky contractor situation: no pay yet?)

["Wally Glassett" <wallysvp -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Chuck's experience with the "moving targets" is funny. I once had a client
for whom I was asked to do a PPoint presentation. This client had a bad case
of red-pen disease. After going through many, many revisions I got a little
ticked off and re-submitted a copy of the very first draft/version I'd done
about a week earlier. It was accepted as being "right on."

Wally Glassett
wallysvp -at- yahoo -dot- com <mailto:wallysvp -at- yahoo -dot- com>
360-510-3939



> "Chuck Martin" <cm -at- writeforyou -dot- com> wrote on 07/21/2003 12:43:51 PM:
>

...

Meanwhile, I'm having even more fun with the client, who moves features to
new areas on the application ( a web application), I document them, them
moves the part of the fetures elsewhere. At least I'm getting told about it
now.....

Chuck Martin


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