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This same line of reasoning can be used to argue against going against the grain of anything. Nobody's twisting your arm to switch. If it provides utility grea
by stouset 11y ago
This same line of reasoning can be used to argue against going against the grain of anything.
Nobody's twisting your arm to switch. If it provides utility greater than what you perceive to be its disadvantages, use it. If not, don't.
- Havoc 11y ago>Nobody's twisting your arm to switch. Actually I'm an auditor. Meaning 1) I've see a lot of accounting packages and 2) I need to deal with whatever is in place. On a good day thats a standard package. On a bad day its IT people attempting to play accountants which works about as well as heart surgeons flying jetliners. Nothing against heart surgeons...they just have no business flying jetliners. Sad part is that I can program too, so I can usually see why the programmer did something & it makes sense from an IT mindset. :/ >can be used to argue against going against the grain of anything. Accounting software is particularly conservative. Straying from the herd has terrible risk/reward.