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Monday I posted about Saying sorry.

Two very memorable answers I have gotten (not via the blog) are:

No —Jane, Fortune 100 Company

Never apologize - it’s a sign of weakness. —John, Health Care Marketing

Wouldn’t you agree that this answers do tell you agreat deal about the company Jane and John work for?

Would you like to deal with them when there was a problem with their product/service?

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• Frank Kanu on Wednesday, February 7th, 2007 @ 18:48
  
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One other Opinion:

1. MsDemmie
   10:25 on Thursday, February 8th, 2007
   Well at least we know who to avoid now!
   

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