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Seems the driver solved it for him, he takes the same route now and makes it to work more quickly.
by iolothebard 11y ago
Seems the driver solved it for him, he takes the same route now and makes it to work more quickly.
- cvs268 11y agoHmmm... Apparently. So effectively an "expert consultant" was brought in to "streamline" the workflow. And the one-time investment paid rich dividends. Interesting... :-) Q5. So in your experience, how true is the analogy in IT companies? Does hiring an external consultant to improve the workflow often result in actual "process improvements" for the better?...
- iolothebard 11y agoIf you hire the right person and actually implement what they're showing as improvements. It's why I left my current job. Hired me as IT Director. I fixed all the nonsense development (cowboy) and got everything going the right direction. The owner doesn't give a shit, he just overloaded all the IT processes I setup and we're back to where we were almost. Since I put in my notice, the developers have gone back to the old hacking shit together way. So yes, a consultant (or anyone) given the ability to streamline workflow can fix something. Now will that work going forward, only time will tell due to all the external pressures/factors that go into both the scenario in the post and in any IT dept I've ever worked in.