Outsourcing: Training employees-outsourcing practice (67)

Yesterday's anger,
Outsourcing misunderstanding: How is it so difficult to reach an agreement on price-outsourcing practice (66)

Today I am speechless:
The following is the MSN reply from Party A's boss. There is no project information, so there is no modification...

Party A's boss:

Hehe is fine.

Party A's boss:

I didn't give you a front-end teaching material.

Party A's boss:

In fact, the cost of this card is not very dead, but I hope to improve the capabilities of the product department from these R & D projects, so it is not suitable for intervention.

Party A's boss:

Let them train

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Party A's boss:

I wonder if you have misunderstood me.

Party A's boss:

I didn't mean to joke about outsourcing.

Party A's boss:

I will not participate in the details of this project.

Party A's boss:

The project manager has all the permissions to decide everything.

 

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Party A's boss:

They must be able to deal with these projects

Party A's boss:

It's hard to say who is right or wrong about technical disputes.

Party A's boss:

Our team is also very technical.

Party A's boss:

Hehe is fine.

Party A's boss:

We have implemented many impossible things.