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It might be hard to believe, but there are plenty of people in the world whos job has nothing to do with being tech-savvy. In this specific case the persons jo
by s_kilk 13y ago
It might be hard to believe, but there are plenty of people in the world whos job has nothing to do with being tech-savvy.
In this specific case the persons job is to manage HR process, not to keep their IT infrastructure up to date. The computer and browser are just tools.
- fredsted 13y agoI'm not saying they have to be tech-savvy, where did I say that? And keeping the IT-infrastructure up to date? What has that got to do with anything? Did you reply to the wrong comment? If part of your work depends on using a computer (to manage HR or whatever), you can't be afraid of doing basic tasks like maximizing a window, turning it on, etc. Just like a carpenter can't be afraid of picking up a hammer. I hope it's more clear to you now.
- tomswartz07 13y agoThe above comment still holds. If your job is to use the tool all day, every day, one would expect that you would learn how it works. I see the same issues as well where I work in education. Teachers, whose job is literally all about learning, are terrified to learn about technology tools for their classroom.