Re: Giving the users what they ask for......
Or the guy that decided to jump the queue & get one ordered from another branch of the business (Head Office) & got annoyed when my group didn't have access to support\fix it locally.
I love the "I bought it, so you must support it" users. "I understand that your new Macbook was expensive, and I'd like to congratulate you on the excellent taste of your personal electronics purchase decision. Unfortunately, our VPN solution does not support remote access to the corporate network for Apple computers."
Begging forgiveness is often easier than asking permission, but not always.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
