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> They weren't trying to make me angry, they were trying to learn. Yeah, these are the easy ones. The hard ones are the "why should i think what to do? I have
by Artlav 10y ago
> They weren't trying to make me angry, they were trying to learn.
Yeah, these are the easy ones.
The hard ones are the "why should i think what to do? I have my job, just make this thing work!" kind that doesn't try or want to learn anything at all.
- ghaff 10y agoHonest question. What's wrong with that in many cases? I want to buy a widget. I don't want to try harder or learn the peculiarities of your website.
- hiou 10y agoI think that comment may be in relation to tool software such as a CAD program as opposed to service software. In tool software it is often impossible to always know what the operator is looking to achieve as it is often novel. Service software is quite the opposite where there are likely a few well defined goals the software is attempting to help the customer achieve.
- ghaff 10y agoFair enough. Past a certain level of complexity some learning curve is unavoidable.
- Artlav 10y agoI guess it was a bit out of the wrong context. I did a lot of fixing/building computers back in the school days, and that left a bad impression - a lot of people don't care to learn even the simplest things, or stop to think for 5 seconds.