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You said "half of the people.. would be making significantly more" and then proceeded with further grouping. I assume the subgrouping applies to that same half?
by rrdharan 7y ago
You said "half of the people.. would be making significantly more" and then proceeded with further grouping. I assume the subgrouping applies to that same half?
The other half of folks are quite successful hedge fund, private equity and consultancy partner types, and I suspect those folks would not be making significantly more money if they had stopped using Excel and invested time in becoming DBAs, Data Scientists or accountants...
- __MatrixMan__ 7y agoYeah, perhaps I should have been explicit about the fact that for some people it's absolutely the right tool for the job. My mom loves it, it serves her well, and her use cases don't require her to go beyond its capabilities. But if fully half (admittedly a subjective assessment on my part) of a tool's users would be better served by not using that tool for one reason or another--that's a pretty significant subset.