Which is something I haven't yet had to do as it seems a lot of relevant people are picking up on this and there are mumblings going on of this person getting t

Which is something I haven't yet had to do as it seems a lot of relevant people are picking up on this and there are mumblings going on of this person getting the axe soon. There have been more than one occasion where I'd find a potential solution to an issue this engineer is having, send it over to them as a helpful gesture-and I'd watch as they pull up the link, scroll immediately to where the commands are, bypassing every bit of text that gives insight into what commands are about to be ran, dependencies to interrogate before, or considerations that may be unique to a specific instance, and start slapping away at the keyboard without a clue in the world what the command they're entering is actually going to do. I think it's less a skills gap but an issue with someone who is baked into their ways and hasn't been shaken loose from them on a more functional team.