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M3 Sweatt's blog, with thoughts on Windows, Customer & Partner Satisfaction, Time and other things at Microsoft

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Satisfy Me is the personal blog of
M3 Sweatt, who works on customer
and partner satisfaction with the
product groups at Microsoft.


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Dude, I'm returning a Dell: the hard drive failed on our new PC
I wanted to share a very frustrating story with you that happened to me last weekend, one that I shared with Dell's customer advocate folks. You may've read my post on the poor customer experience at my neighbouhood Best Buy (the good, the bad... you Read More...

Posted Saturday, September 13, 2008 5:01 PM by mthree | 3 Comments

Best Buy Revisited: Buying a PC at retail isn't as bad as I first found
Over the weekend I twittered about a follow up visit to Best Buy.  Given the volume of mail I received in response to my post on shopping trips to local Apple Store and my neighbouhood Best Buy (the good, the bad... you get the picture), I thought Read More...

Posted Wednesday, September 10, 2008 9:39 AM by mthree | 1 Comments

Microsoft Gurus coming soon to enlighten you at retail
Well, the news has hit publicly, so I can now talk about the coming of help at retail in our new Microsoft Gurus.  No, not that Guru .  I just twittered about the new technology help coming to a major computer store near you. The "Microsoft Read More...

Posted Friday, September 05, 2008 8:34 PM by mthree | 1 Comments

My Labour Day Best Buy and Apple Store Customer Experiences
(Note 030609: A thanks to Rob Pegoraro's Tweet today . You should also read my follow up to this post, "Best Buy Revisited: Buying a PC at retail isn't as bad as I first found" . In this economy retail needs to shine. See more in my Apple Store experience Read More...

Posted Tuesday, September 02, 2008 5:02 PM by mthree | 5 Comments

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