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Don’t Assume Anything
By Lorraine | April 5, 2006
I’m about to totally renovate my office with new furniture, floorcoverings and also have it painted.
As you can imagine, it’s a big project as a number of other people have to be involved - the computer technician, the painter, the office furniture people and the flooring company.
Luckily I’ve double-checked that all these people are coming when they’re supposed to because I found out today, the floor layer had been scheduled by the salesperson to come after the office furniture had arrived…2 days later.
An important lesson is never to assume anything. Anyhow, I’ll let you know just how smoothly this renovation went next week.
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