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“ 80% on useless clients, who have no knowledge of how their current system works,” I tend to think that’s true. I have been involved in some process improveme
by rqtwteye 3y ago
“ 80% on useless clients, who have no knowledge of how their current system works,”
I tend to think that’s true. I have been involved in some process improvements at my company and it was almost always that:
* Nobody really knows how things are working now
* A lot of people don’t want to adapt to new processes
* Execs give you a lot of verbal commitment but don’t do anything to really help
It’s really hard to implement a good software system within these constraints.
- sonotathrowaway 3y agoI wasn’t aware of how true this is until I got to see larger companies up close. People are incredibly siloed and very incentivized to make the issue someone else’s problem - if you have a vendor you can shift the problem onto, even better.