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Except that doesn’t happen: “Janitor” and “physician” are different kind of cogs. What actually happens is that you don’t build the depth in your janitorial d
by zmgsabst 4y ago
Except that doesn’t happen:
“Janitor” and “physician” are different kind of cogs.
What actually happens is that you don’t build the depth in your janitorial department that trades require — so the overall quality decreases.
“Janitor” and “physician” are different teams: they don’t “play the same sport”.
- bjornsing 4y agoIn healthcare, yes, and everybody understands that. In software engineering, not so much. I think the OP illustrates that fairly well. What he’s describing is a janitorial job, but he clearly thinks he’s a physician, and he has written a blog post titled “What it’s actually like to practice medicine”.