I've come to accept it as the standard. You must try to solve the problem yourself, and look for help when you're completely stuck. In many cases it's just res

I've come to accept it as the standard. You must try to solve the problem yourself, and look for help when you're completely stuck. In many cases it's just respectful of the other person's time. But at the same time it's starting to feel like every experience is becoming like self-checkout. You end up doing everyone's job so that the employer can cut costs.