So, if I answer this article that Ajax is having a bad season, is this allowed because I am associating Dell, in my train of thought, with Ajax? This is completely beside the point, and so are you. But fortunately you see that too.
This is quite extreme, and is not logically relevant 
After all, it’s about Dell, not Ajax.
In other words, ask for examples. The fact that you worked there alone isn’t actually a specific example of this.
A good example of this is the incident in 2016 where fraudsters gained access to the private data of Dell customers. In addition, at the time I worked there, no checking was done as to whether the correct customer was on the line, so Jan Pietje Klaasje or Keesje could freely pretend to be the customer.
In addition, at that time, sellers (because they earn a commission) may be able to make a very aggressive sale without the customer’s consent or sell multiple or expensive products.
Backup in terms of data storage was pretty poor at the time, which is what vendors can take advantage of
[Reactie gewijzigd door JoHnnY-Btm op 10 mei 2024 11:16]
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