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Sure, you know better than the person that actually implemented it and tells us it worked out fine. Because you've done something similar before and failed. Th
by antris 5y ago
Sure, you know better than the person that actually implemented it and tells us it worked out fine. Because you've done something similar before and failed.
The exact kind of know-it-all attitude I was talking about. Thanks for the demonstration :)
- isbvhodnvemrwvn 5y agoTo be honest I also had bad experiences with processes like this - very simple data entry mistakes which were basically invisible to the user made the entire thing fail.