>Actually the original email almost sounded like a prep for an interview,
>despite his saying he was working with the product...
Dinu (given name? nickname? surname?) may in fact be a gifted user of the
product, but his posting led me to believe he was totally inept at same, so
I provided a suitable response (get trained or get out) were that in fact
the case.
Another Real Life Example of why employers ask for "excellent communications
skills."
Amazing how often those "communications skills" come in handy, huh?
And yes, Mrs. H, those communications skills *should* include a familiarity
with the culture of the target audience, so perhaps I was a tad premature
assuming your "culture" reference was based solely on the OPs name.
MCM
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