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Emails from a CEO Who Just Has a Few Changes to the Website

115 点作者 zavulon将近 9 年前

20 条评论

anotherarray将近 9 年前
Many colleagues would disagree, but I find the micromanaging attitude of CEOs to be extremely negative.<p>If you did your job right, you have people that are much more experienced than yourself. The only smart move is to coordinate them and, at best, give your opinion.<p>I don&#x27;t really google &quot;what&#x27;s the best suturing technique&quot; and demand my doctor to follow those exact instructions.
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j-hernandez将近 9 年前
The Oatmeal and Clients From Hell have been mentioned. I&#x27;d submit 27bslash6[0] (of &quot;Missing Missy&quot; fame) as a drier take on the meme. Quite entertaining if the email chain is your thing.<p>[0] <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;27bslash6.com&#x2F;p2p2.html" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;27bslash6.com&#x2F;p2p2.html</a> (I believe this one touches on a similar theme)
colanderman将近 9 年前
I think The Oatmeal better exemplified this particular meme here: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;theoatmeal.com&#x2F;comics&#x2F;design_hell" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;theoatmeal.com&#x2F;comics&#x2F;design_hell</a>
Exuma将近 9 年前
Is anyone else tired of the mega cliche fumbling boss who makes the designer do extra work by changing his mind? Honestly this type of stuff irritates me because it shows you don&#x27;t especially know what you&#x27;re doing, because you can&#x27;t get the other person to see your vision. Part of the job is learning to work with people who can&#x27;t quite &quot;see&quot; it and need your help. In 10+ years of designing and programming sites for clients, I&#x27;ve never once had a situation like this. If someone is stuck on a bit, I help them, or discover and piece out what they really want by talking with them, finding many examples of what they do like, explaining the UI&#x2F;UX choices from a usability point of view, etc.
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mladenkovacevic将近 9 年前
This from an earlier post made me laugh:<p><i>It’s important for the brand to look and feel human. We’re a tech company. Tech is the opposite of human, so we have to make the brand human. Humans attract humans. I’ve got some human ideas. What if our website is just covered in skin? Please, someone mock up the skin site. Play around with it. Make sure these humans know how human we are.<p>-D. CEO &amp; Founder, Spunk Labs.</i>
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theandrewbailey将近 9 年前
Reminds me of Clients From Hell. Stuff like this is a dime a dozen, along with clients who won&#x27;t pay.<p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;clientsfromhell.net&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;clientsfromhell.net&#x2F;</a> (newsletter popup alert)<p>Edit: the good ones are where the client asks for a slight change, acknowledges it but doesn&#x27;t want it to be quite so much, then is happy, but the designer didn&#x27;t do a thing for any of it, aside from maybe changing a filename.
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hbosch将近 9 年前
<i>[Int. CEO, at least 2 VPs, Creative Director, Designer. In all glass conference room huddled behind a designer, looking at his screen. Everyone in the open plan office shifty eyes, trying to eavesdrop.]</i><p>CEO: Who approved that?<p>Designer: You did...<p>CD: ...at the last review.<p>CEO: I did? Well ...it needs to change. I was thinking...<p><i>[1 month later, 48 hrs to launch.]</i><p>CEO: When did we change that?
melicerte将近 9 年前
Who went to see <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;dumply.com" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;dumply.com</a> ? I did ...
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josh_carterPDX将近 9 年前
Man, if this guy had Slack imagine how much more that Design Team would have been pestered.
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bshimmin将近 9 年前
I really enjoyed &quot;EOM (end of morning)&quot;. I think I used to have this guy as a client!
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tacon将近 9 年前
Jonathan Stark on The Freelancers Show podcast has been harping on the answer to this issue for multiple episodes. He figures out the intended result of the project and makes a fixed price bid, paid in advance. If the client wants to change something, they have to answer &quot;How does this increase the conversions that is the desired result of the project?&quot;, or whatever. And if they really want it changed, then project 1 is put on ice, and an entirely new project 2 is spun up with a new fixed price bid, paid in advance. Of course, Stark refuses to work with many clients where he can&#x27;t get a sufficient level of trust before project start. These ideas are spread over many episodes, but here is a recent one with relevant show notes:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;devchat.tv&#x2F;freelancers&#x2F;191-fs-establishing-trust-with-your-clients" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;devchat.tv&#x2F;freelancers&#x2F;191-fs-establishing-trust-wit...</a>
r2dnb将近 9 年前
&quot;White wall it&quot; damn this one made my day.<p>I think CEOs where companies are versatile and skillful in the core operations of the business (think Bill Gates, Satya Nadella) will always have a huge advantage over companies led by people only proficient general purpose management and general purpose operations research.<p>The ideal role of a CEO is &quot;Head of Operations + Chief Architect&quot;. His workflow should be top-down (market assessment) =&gt; bottom-up (product design) =&gt; top-down (operations management) =&gt; bottom-up (operations) reloop.<p>The more distance he is able to travel between the bottom and the top, and the faster he can do it, the greater the competitive advantage of the company is.<p>The CEO of this satire seems to be rather on top of his business ;)
dlandis将近 9 年前
Sometimes you just have to &quot;white wall&quot; it in order to move forward. Everyone knows that.
littletinman将近 9 年前
I used to work at a two design&#x2F;web agencies and left the design agency (as a developer) because of emails and discussions like this. For about 3 years I kept wondering &quot;Is this every developer job? Turning accordion into dropdown, then into a grid, then into an endless scroll FAQ?&quot; Finally I got a job working backend on enterprise software and have never looked back.<p>This thread is the first thing to remind me of all the stress I endured just a few years back.<p>My question is, how do we change this? That work was fun, but the high stress from either directors or CEOs or clients constantly changing their mind was overwhelming.
bigB将近 9 年前
While this isn&#x27;t new it always makes me laugh.
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CalRobert将近 9 年前
&quot;Date: May 14th, 2016 at 2:45:08 AM PST&quot;<p>Uggg. I know this is a lost cause but in May this would be PDT, not PST.
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esthermun将近 9 年前
F&#x27;ing hilarious and sounds just like my ex-boss from hell.
josephcooney将近 9 年前
clientsfromhell is filled with stories like this <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;clientsfromhell.net&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;clientsfromhell.net&#x2F;</a>
adeel4将近 9 年前
This sounds like my life right now. On the receiving end.
Wellshit将近 9 年前
Seems accurate.