Customer satisfaction is believed to be assured. (We're so far behind schedule that the customer will settle for anything.)
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Please see me / Let's discuss it. (I need your help. I've screwed up again.)
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The project is in process. (It's so tied up in red tape that it's completely hopeless.)
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We're trying a number of different approaches. (We still guessing, at this point.)
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Close project coordination. (We met together and had coffee.)
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Years of development. (It finally worked.)
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We'll have to abandon the entire concept. (The only person who understood the thing just quit.)
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We had a major technological breakthrough. (It's boring, but it looks high tech.)
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We're preparing a report with a fresh approach. (We just hired a couple of kids out of college.)
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Preliminary operational tests proved inconclusive / extremely gratifying. (It blew up when we flipped the switch / Yahoo! It actually worked)
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Tell us what you are thinking. (We'll listen, but if it disagrees with what we've already done or are planning to do, forget it.)
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We'll look into it. (Forget it! We've got so many other problems already, we'll never get to it.)
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No maintenance. (If it breaks, we can't fix it.)
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Fax it to me. (I'm too lazy to write it down.)
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I haven't gotten your email. (It's been days since I've checked my email.)
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