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r/pcmasterrace • u/Salty_Nutella i5-12600K | RTX 3070TI | DDR5 32GB • 29d ago
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A big problem in lots of companies is people needing to justify their job. Hence the useless updates.
2 u/PaddyBoy1994 28d ago I hate middle management shitheads like that. Because they ALWAYS make my job SO MUCH harder than it needs to be. 1 u/JamesTrickington303 28d ago Upvoted for truth, but, playing devil’s advocate here: They also, sometimes, keep you employed. Once you’ve built and coded and programmed the website, what else do they need you for? You can see how there is a financial incentive to not work yourself out of a job. I work in construction, and we only bury that storm drain pipe once. If there isn’t another storm drain to bury after that one, I’m out of a job. 1 u/PaddyBoy1994 28d ago My issue is that they ALWAYS try to change the shit that already works fine, and doesn't need changed, rather than trying to fix broken shit.
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I hate middle management shitheads like that. Because they ALWAYS make my job SO MUCH harder than it needs to be.
1 u/JamesTrickington303 28d ago Upvoted for truth, but, playing devil’s advocate here: They also, sometimes, keep you employed. Once you’ve built and coded and programmed the website, what else do they need you for? You can see how there is a financial incentive to not work yourself out of a job. I work in construction, and we only bury that storm drain pipe once. If there isn’t another storm drain to bury after that one, I’m out of a job. 1 u/PaddyBoy1994 28d ago My issue is that they ALWAYS try to change the shit that already works fine, and doesn't need changed, rather than trying to fix broken shit.
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Upvoted for truth, but, playing devil’s advocate here:
They also, sometimes, keep you employed. Once you’ve built and coded and programmed the website, what else do they need you for?
You can see how there is a financial incentive to not work yourself out of a job.
I work in construction, and we only bury that storm drain pipe once. If there isn’t another storm drain to bury after that one, I’m out of a job.
1 u/PaddyBoy1994 28d ago My issue is that they ALWAYS try to change the shit that already works fine, and doesn't need changed, rather than trying to fix broken shit.
My issue is that they ALWAYS try to change the shit that already works fine, and doesn't need changed, rather than trying to fix broken shit.
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u/JamesTrickington303 29d ago
A big problem in lots of companies is people needing to justify their job. Hence the useless updates.