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It could well be a fear of automation. Automating part of the process may reduce the drudgery, but there's an existential fear from some people -- that if a pa
by philpem 7y ago
It could well be a fear of automation.
Automating part of the process may reduce the drudgery, but there's an existential fear from some people -- that if a part of their job can be automated, they'll be made redundant. Or the boss will ask them to do more work, faster, for the same pay.
- agumonkey 7y agoThe automation seems unlikely (I wasn't fixing the whole task, more like removing pain points) but the potential workload increase is very probable