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Constructive Feedback, so lovable

After presenting the first draft of a case study template, my client distributed the pdf to his staff for comments. His Account Manager came back with amongst others, these two examples of genuine constructive feedback (and by constructive feedback, I mean hilarious drivel):

1. I like the design, but I’m not sure latin is the best language to use in the case study.

2. Who placed these statistics? I have no idea why we would want to track the most popular domestic pets in Afghanistan and present this as a pie chart in our case studies.

Reblogged from Clients From Hell

One crucial thing they don’t teach you at Harvard

wumbly:

… is how to LET yourself have a good time.

What’s one thing that you didn’t learn in college that you wish you did?

Reblogged from elsagold: the WUMBLOG

Chair Design Concept of the Day: “Peacock Throne” by...

Totally loving this idea. A little high tech, but awesome nonetheless.

Flash Mob FT...loss?

Ohhhh, PR agencies. Many times, I love you, but this does NOT make me want a Buick. ProductplacementFAIL. (via The Lost Jacket)

This made my morning. And got the song stuck in my head for probably the entire day.

jeannr:

I made a flow chart, that we might better understand.

Once upon a time I was falling in love, and now I’m only falling apart.

Reblogged from Agent M Loves Tacos

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I’ve decided to start blogging now. Because apparently, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google Reader, Twitter, Gmail/Gchat, etc. just isn’t enough socialmedia/web2.0/convenient technology for me. Welcome to my post-grad, 2009-y, introspective world.

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