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by WJW
1340 days ago
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It's the same problem as preventing versus curing: the latter is much more expensive but much more flashy. In most companies the owners are the only ones who would care about doing things as efficiently as possible, but those are often also the most removed the line work. They get all their information filtered through middle managers who are competing with each other for their next promotion, so unspectacular news often doesn't make the cut for being passed upwards. The main exception I've found so far is in making tools/systems for myself, since then it is easy to convince the owner about the benefits of simplicity and easy maintenance :) |
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