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Yes it does, because then you don't need to deal with IT but can just deal with accounting and your budget. At a former workplace, we got our own internet conn
by MattGaiser 5y ago
Yes it does, because then you don't need to deal with IT but can just deal with accounting and your budget.
At a former workplace, we got our own internet connection to not have to deal with IT. We got our own computers for that connection. We hired outside contractors instead of using internal people because IT was a hassle to deal with.
We spent tons and tons of money to only have to deal with accounting and not coordinate with IT.
- 908B64B197 5y ago> At a former workplace, we got our own internet connection to not have to deal with IT. We got our own computers for that connection. We hired outside contractors instead of using internal people because IT was a hassle to deal with. You built a better IT. Shouldn't they replace your existing legacy IT dept? Seriously, IT shouldn't impede dev teams.
- slownews45 5y agoYeah - the reality is that actually getting good IT is not so simple these days. The setups are complicated - you are doing WFH, so you have network, login (domain vs local), federated AD etc etc. Now if they can simplify this a bit into the cloud, the key for business is to DOWNSKILL this so basically an office manager can do it, then you are golden. If they can even save ONE it salary - amazing. And if users can self service a bit more - also amazing.