I had a hand in picking UiPath a few years ago for a major UK company. Your comment hits the nail on the head. I like to draw comparisons between UiPath's sof

I had a hand in picking UiPath a few years ago for a major UK company. Your comment hits the nail on the head. I like to draw comparisons between UiPath's software and Excel: - Highly underrated by most people in IT - Super fast initial learning curve to start doing something useful - Yet also possible to use for years without learning all aspects - ... and just as easy to make a huge unmaintainable mess in the wrong hands