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New blog post: Zero support policy (the right way)
I like to treat every support issue as bug. As an indication that there is something in my product, documentation, or process that is broken. Otherwise there wouldn’t have been a support issue in the first place.
Is it an impossible goal? Sure. But aiming for it drives real improvement.
https://henko.net/blog/zero-support-policy/#programming #softwaredevelopment #support
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