Q: Well I’m going to need all the luck in the world tomorrow.
N: Why’s that?
Q: My project manager wants to gauge my understanding of the project so he’s scheduled a one-on-one tomorrow.
N: Oh.
Q: Yeah. He’s bound to find me lacking in some area or the other.
N: That’s a solvable problem.
Q: How?
N: Potential to be wrong is inversely proportional to your vagueness.
Q: Huh?
N: Be extremely vague. You can’t go wrong.
Q: Does it work?
N: Try it. Ask me questions about your project.
Q: Okay. Who’s our customer?
N: Well you see, sir, while our current product caters to one particular entity in the business world in that sector, our product has a potentially larger base it can reach out to. So I would like to think our customer is potentially everyone in this industry.
Q: What do you think is the best functionality we’re offering?
N: As far as functionality goes, I think our USP is our strongest feature as well.
Q: Our USP is our price.
N: Precisely. The price is only low because we’ve efficiently implemented our best functionality.
Q: ….
N: ….
Q: Wow. Is that how you’ve gotten this far?
N: I’ve done certain things to ensure certain situations pan out a certain way.
Hello world!
10 years ago
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