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Perhaps the acknowledged lack of flexibility on your part should be weighed against the practical considerations and economy of standardization in a large organ
by sneak 3y ago
Perhaps the acknowledged lack of flexibility on your part should be weighed against the practical considerations and economy of standardization in a large organization.
Standardizing on a small set of easily available hardware, a single popular OS, and a single set of tools across an organization can have vast benefits in direct proportion to the scale of that organization.
On the other hand, you are one person who is set in their ways.
In some ways, I’m a lot like you. I know the straitjacket feeling when placed into an unfamiliar or uncustomized environment. At this point, adapting to new interfaces has happened so often and so many times that I consider it a core job skill.