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This hits the nail on the head in my experience. As "technical" people (I think that describes most HN readers) it is common to find ourselves working with at l
by glesica 14y ago
This hits the nail on the head in my experience. As "technical" people (I think that describes most HN readers) it is common to find ourselves working with at least a few people who are less adept at various technologies. In some cases this doesn't really make a difference, but I have often found it to be very frustrating.
A boss or coworker who can't use a computer is largely forgivable. A boss or coworker who refuses to learn is hard to respect and, by extension, hard to work for or with.