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I’m not so optimistic. I feel the opposite: managers are convinced that "real" work is all about copy/pasting slides in powerpoint and clicking cells in excel.
by ploum 4y ago
I’m not so optimistic. I feel the opposite: managers are convinced that "real" work is all about copy/pasting slides in powerpoint and clicking cells in excel. In fact, most of them are happy to "work" on their phone or tablet. Nearly none of them could touchtype anyway.
So, yeah, keyboard is a thing for the working plebs. As long as it has a key to "launch videoconferencing". (and Apple is even worse in that regard)
- pmontra 4y agoI'm siding with you. I add that maybe the new keyboard costs a little less than the old one and that's all some managers need to decide between two options.