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Worked for one of these companies and I’m honestly surprised they don’t kill more people. Most of the time I go to a doctor using the one I work on I apologize,
by BWStearns 8y ago
Worked for one of these companies and I’m honestly surprised they don’t kill more people. Most of the time I go to a doctor using the one I work on I apologize, and frequently have to help them with a bug or nonsense interface thing. I recently had to get an MRI and forgot to watch the screen while doc was filling out an order. I would have noticed the form not save the second half appropriately (was an existing bug from when I worked there that I wanted to fix but was told no). Ended up delaying my head MRI for a couple weeks. Good thing it turns out there was nothing wrong. Learned my lesson about not giving up arguments where the other person insists a bug is “intended behavior.”
- _bxg1 8y ago> was an existing bug from when I worked there that I wanted to fix but was told no Yeesh, I'd quit too.
- Scoundreller 8y agoAh yes, the whole “working as designed” excuse. It’s like ISO9001 approval for your concrete parachute company. Yes, they’re consistent, but they don’t actually work.