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It costs time whenever a coworker has toggled the wrong setting and you must debug. It costs time whenever some coworker asks for something impossible, and say
by Arnt 2y ago
It costs time whenever a coworker has toggled the wrong setting and you must debug.
It costs time whenever some coworker asks for something impossible, and says something like "Have you really checked all the options?"
- chipdart 2y ago> It costs time whenever a coworker has toggled the wrong setting and you must debug. Why do you have team members toggling settings at random at will? If that's a real problem with your organization, you have far more pressing problems than the number of options offered by a service you consume.
- Arnt 2y agoEverywhere I've worked had either people who made mistakes, people who made unrealisic demands, or both. I guess you'd be the type with unrealistic demands.