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Originally Posted by JoelTheSuperior
No idea if this is true but I've heard that the fix date isn't actually a fix date - it's a review date. Essentially the idea is that they may or may not increase capacity by then / people may leave or whatever and then in August they'll review it to see if the situation has improved.
Explains why people keep finding the 'fix' dates are pushed back.
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That is correct. You will not be told the real fix date, if it exists .. If fact, from my own experience, the fix date bears no correlation with the real planning done by the Network group owning the problem. The area/segment that has the issue will get fixed when time, manpower and budget allows. Only then will the "fix" date match reality.