You’d think after graduating to the top of the pile and being appointed to run the Australian divisions of global technology giants like Microsoft and SAP, you’d be able to get simple spelling right. Apparently not, judging by several tweets by Microsoft’s Asia-Pac chief Tracey Fellows. First there was this one:
That was quickly followed up with this:
Not to be outdone, SAP Australia chief Tim Ebbeck replied with the same poor spelling:
Oh dear.
That’s how you know they’re authentic. Like the “hand-made” glassware with tiny imperfections…
Hehe true.
Hands up who’s never made a spelling mistake in a tweet or other online post?
*crickets chirping*
:o)
I’ve never made a speeling mistqke.
I have taken some flak for this article. But I think what most amused me here was not the initial mistakes Tracey made, but the way Tim repeated the ‘tattoo’ one. It made it seem like a comedy of errors … between MDs.
No flak intended…this is just one of those “lets have fun with this” articles. I write them too… :)
It was the misspelling of Spielberg that annoyed me. If you’re not sure how to spell someone’s name, you Google it first. Especially when the man in question is a world famous film director!
>_< I didn't pick up on any spelling errors until I read the comments
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