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>The productivity of virtually every job in the country depends in part on the employee's ability to use a computer. Don't you think that's somewhat of an over
by fecklessyouth 16y ago
>The productivity of virtually every job in the country depends in part on the employee's ability to use a computer.
Don't you think that's somewhat of an overstatement?
- SupremumLimit 16y agoI also thought it's somewhat of an overstatement, but having worked on software for the construction industry (for the operators of paving machines and the like), I think we will eventually end up in a situation where most jobs involve computer use.
- Tycho 16y agoWell, they could always be going on the internet to learn new tips/practices ;)
- Wilduck 16y agoI work for a company that grinds railroads. While 100% of the office employees spend more than half their time in front of a computer, none of the people in the shop do. So, I'd say it's most certainly an overstatement. I'm not willing to exclude the large sections of the American workforce who still work in industrial production.