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And the universal argument that people pushing tech are making boils down to 'I don't understand your field, or the particular needs of it, but I'd like to sell
by vkou 2y ago
And the universal argument that people pushing tech are making boils down to 'I don't understand your field, or the particular needs of it, but I'd like to sell you a process that I invented. I'm not going to be held responsible for any bad consequences of you adopting it.'
Unsurprisingly, people tend to resist this sort of thing.
Sometimes the local maximum people are stuck in sucks, and they need a shakeup.
That shakeup will not be well received when it comes from a complete stranger, who has no rapport with the community, with zero skin in the game.
- mmooss 2y agoI agree 100%. The number one issue is buy-in, by the leadership and by the users. Without it, don't waste your time. Buy-in requires their input and demonstrable benefits to them.