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I've seen a lot of this in business space and it is ridiculous. Business users should be trained/expected to know how to properly use browsers similarly how the
by romaniv 8y ago
I've seen a lot of this in business space and it is ridiculous. Business users should be trained/expected to know how to properly use browsers similarly how they are trained/expected to know how to use Word and Excel. This includes a reasonable understanding of URLs.
The web is everywhere. It's time to accept that web literacy is necessary for working in an office. This includes things like working with tabs, creating bookmarks and using in-page search.
- hobs 8y agoAgreed, while I dont think everyone needs to be a car mechanic, the idea that we need to simplify and hide every component of the web is actively harmful.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoIndeed. People usually spend 30+ hours operating a vehicle under supervision just to learn the basics of steering and moving around, before being allowed on public roads. And they don't think much of that, it's normal. Expecting a couple minutes of learning what is an "address" and where is the "address bar" isn't too much to ask.