it's all about me. ME!

[jrtom]

(or, rather, meme. I always get those confused.)

Stolen from red_frog:

The problem with LJ: we all think we are so close, but really we know too much about each other.

I want you to tell me something you think I should know about myself. Something that should be true, but probably isn't.

Comment away. Then post this in your LJ and find out what people think should be true about you.

Go ahead. I dare you. Make your day.

Comments

[red-frog.livejournal.com]

I never understand why people think that that's a good idea. I mean, it's easily verified. All it does is make life difficult for people like me who have to answer why, even though a particular KB article says something, it is in fact not true.

[jrtom.livejournal.com]

In this case I think that it was fairly straightforward: our CEO believed that whether the feature was there or not, making the claim that it was would increase our sales. Also, he wasn't the one that was going to have to answer the phone when people asked why they couldn't do X; I was.

[red-frog.livejournal.com]

See, this is why they're aliens. I look at that and think, "Yeah, but if the feature isn't there and people talk to each other and find out that it's a LIE"--as they will--"then that's going to hurt sales.

Then again, this would be why you're no longer working for them.