I finally got my $50 Play Store credit email, and FedEx says they have my package, so I may actually get my phone on Monday. That would be awesome. (128GB Aluminum.)
Suffice to say, Google needs to have some serious reflection time after this roll-out. But I'm getting my phone (10 days late), and hopefully it won't arrive in 1,000,000 pieces. My review on the rollout: I've seen Kickstarter campaigns run out of garages that are more together than this.
My Rx: Hire smarter people; don't lie to customers or waste their time; own your screw-ups when you screw up; give out coupons when you need to, and even when you don't; and don't let customers think that others are cutting in line, even if you have to change your system, is the gist of it.
Be a duck. Float on the water to your customers, even if your legs are flailing underneath. Because they don't care about your problems. They've got problems, too. And if buying your product is a hassle, they'll just buy something that's less of a hassle.
I imagine that by 2017, when i'm ready for my Nexus Skull Implant P, I'll have forgotten everything about it. (Or maybe the Skull Implant will help with that.)
