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The sad part is that they probably went back to doing it by hand once he left the company. Also amazing that "normal users" consistently don't even want help w
by Tichy 14y ago
The sad part is that they probably went back to doing it by hand once he left the company.
Also amazing that "normal users" consistently don't even want help with automating their IT tasks. Maybe they are worried about losing their jobs?
- eru 14y agoOr they just don't know what is automatable? Or they are worried they won't understand the new system?
- Tichy 14y agoIn that story the boss didn't want the automation, and I made the same experience whenever I offered to automate the tasks for somebody else.
- jiggy2011 14y agothere's also the issue that manual processes tend to have a consistent rate of small mistakes whereas automated processes are more likely to have very occasional gigantic fuckups without warning.