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Maybe, but unlikely. They want someone to be available to fix/update and perhaps do other things too. Part of your salary as support staff is being there when
by Kon-Peki 5y ago
Maybe, but unlikely.
They want someone to be available to fix/update and perhaps do other things too. Part of your salary as support staff is being there when they need you.
- Hamuko 5y agoYeah, if this is something that is integral to their work, they'd still need to pay someone to be able to respond within X amount of minutes in case something goes tits up even if they got the script in their hands. They could probably do that for less than 90k/year, but it's still gonna cost them.