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As someone forced to use them on a daily basis, they are at least open to being used in an overly restrictive corporate environment and insultingly easy to use.
by bloqs 5y ago
As someone forced to use them on a daily basis, they are at least open to being used in an overly restrictive corporate environment and insultingly easy to use. But yes.
- MeinBlutIstBlau 5y agoI had to fix someones workflow where they had it kicking off other workflows endlessly stuck in a loop until someone changed something. They could take a week to follow up. So no, I think only trained teammembers should be allowed to touch them. Even simple coding with workflows is difficult for non-programming oriented people.