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I'd have to say that oftentimes we do have problems involving the documentation and information that we received from other groups within Sony, and oftentimes we are the ones who catch the errors after the fact. And it's too late, often, for the error to be corrected, but we still need to point it out to them. And that is an issue that can be quite problematic at times in dealing with different people because you want to point out that there is a problem, but you do not want to make them feel as if they're not doing their job either because you also depend upon these people for information. So what I found the best way to handle that is to be sure to put the problem in perspective as far as the situation, nothing personal involved. Ensure to only target the specific issue that is a problem and not generalize. And always saying thank you.
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