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Most of them are not even worthy of automation. We waste time doing processes that are orthogonal or were shoehorned in because they worked for another team or
by bigmattystyles 6y ago
Most of them are not even worthy of automation. We waste time doing processes that are orthogonal or were shoehorned in because they worked for another team or division. But I get it, we somehow have to communicate with the remainder of an organization. I guess it’s the least bad of all the alternatives, especially if the system is open to change through reflection.