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Just because something works doesn’t mean it’s optimal. If you can get the same output with a cheaper or faster process, there’s a clear business justification.
by janalsncm 1y ago
Just because something works doesn’t mean it’s optimal. If you can get the same output with a cheaper or faster process, there’s a clear business justification.
However, you are right that engineer salaries have to be factored in. If expensive engineers are unfamiliar with an old process, it will take them a lot longer and the break even point will be pushed out farther.