My secretary Heather has been with me for almost 10 years now. She makes good money and is well worth every penny of it, but every once in a while she makes a huge mistake. And not just any mistake, but one that usually costs me a great deal of money to fix. Last month I had her start researching new Staffing software for the office. I told her to do this in her spare time, so when she finally handed me her report I knew that she had put in at least a few hours on. But the only problem was she ended up recommending a particular program that was easily the most expensive in the world.
I didn’t really think much of her recommendation until I got the bill for it. I thought that having her pick out the recruiting software was going to be something relatively easy, but unfortunately it ended up being a big fiasco. When the stuff arrived it was clear to anyone that this was a decades-old product that hadn’t seen the light of day since that time. So then I figured that we were just going to return it and that would be the end of it, but all the phone numbers and all the e-mail addresses that she had for this particular company ended up going nowhere.
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