So we’re doing a Beta on some software. It’s a pretty good thing, though I’m pretty
sure I broke it. See, the software is
supposed to handle credit card information and I spent a good two hours last
night trying to get the software to understand which credit card network it was
processing through. Except the
programmers removed all that. Very
intelligent of them.
Luckily, I cancelled the install yesterday. Can’t have software that doesn’t take credit
cards. And the funny thing is, if I had
gone through with the upgrade, I would have been delayed by a good hour because
the servers were being upgraded and nobody said a word. Absolutely lovely. I mean, that’s the hallmark of good
communication right there.
I guess dealing with bad software makes me cranky. To me, it seems like people should get their
act together and test the software better.
Or companies should indicate when things are being upgraded so possible
conflicts don’t arise. I wonder: is it
like this at all companies? Probably
not. But then not all companies work
like this one.
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