Phil Brutsche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 07/07/2008 03:29:46 PM:

> It's perfectly understandable (I've banned Outlook and OE in some places
> - yes, I do set some policies since no one in management cares enough
> about the computers), but I think the rationale is questionable here,
> and the penalty too harsh.

Yeah, this is sort of a "anyone using non-corporate standard software gets 
to enojy a new job search", which is certainly not unheard of (altho there 
should be warnings, etc, before dismissal. If they're threatening 
dismissal, they probably sent out warnings not to use non-standard 
software, and people didn't listen. Hence the perceived need for the axe 
to come down).

> 
> Jeff Williams wrote:
> > Believe that???
> 
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> Phil Brutsche
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