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They don't trust 18-year-olds to tell the people with guns who to shoot at, or where to drive the trucks, though. Anyone who has operated in a student-run orga
by InitialLastName 4y ago
They don't trust 18-year-olds to tell the people with guns who to shoot at, or where to drive the trucks, though.
Anyone who has operated in a student-run organization will tell you that when you're doing anything complicated (like managing a college IT department), the ~4-year limit on institutional memory is a serious issue, especially when it involves people who mostly don't have the experience to be proactive about documentation (and, I should note, institutional documentation is not an easy problem for organizations filled with seasoned professionals).
- ClumsyPilot 4y ago'They don't trust 18-year-olds to tell the people with guns who to shoot at, or where to drive the trucks' Both soldiers and drivers can be alone for hours and sometimes have to make life-or-death decisions during that time.