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Could not get into the link, but I can guess: Companies value profits above all eles. IT is view as a Cost/Expense, so it takes away from profits.
by jmclnx 4y ago
Could not get into the link, but I can guess: Companies value profits above all eles. IT is view as a Cost/Expense, so it takes away from profits.
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- Terretta 4y agoNope, not even in the same ballpark, er, playground. TL;DR: Nobody is solving real problems for users, that's hard. So they're solving substitute problems that are easier for themselves. The conceit is the "playing with themselves" metaphor: I.T. managers are building themselves dollhouses, and I.T. developers are building tech playgrounds, then just playing with themselves. None of the above are listening to or delivering what users actually need. // Interesting take, but author after meandering down a rant wasn't sure where to go with it so just sort of stopped writing mid-weeds.
- sharas- 4y agoHi Terreta. Yes, it feels like it stops abruptly. Plenty directions for elaboration. But weeds started to get thick. I am thinking separate satellite posts will do better.
- throwbadubadu 4y agoNot getting into the article so you create your own substitute simplified one assumption? Hit the nail!
- jmclnx 4y agoWell you know, I cannot even do that with a real hammer and nail, just ask my thumb.