Re: OT (Maybe): ERPs

> Doc doesn't know their managers.

Doc's comments show that he uses the evidence of the employees having
to ask here to conclude that _their_ managers did not act competently
in providing access to such information themselves when assigning the
task.

No more is needed to fit his _actual_ claim (rather than the one you
attempt to assign to him).

> His comments were about managers in general.

He has been quite specific with 'their'.  It may be that you have
difficulty in distinguishing between the specific and the general, to
the point where you extrapolate from your rather limited experience to
the completely general, but most of us restrict our comments to be
within our actual observation.