• Passerby6497@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    That requires people who are willing/able to learn. I have put together so many documents detailing a procedure with clear instructions and screenshots and still have coworkers who can’t figure it out. Hell, the number of people who can’t run a goddamned script to do it for them ( also with instructions and pictures!!) is also too goddamned high!

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      3 days ago

      Been there too. The advantage of writing the document though is that it means you can point people to it at least.

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        3 days ago

        Yeah, but you and I both know you’re still going to be holding their hand 30-40% of the time anyway…

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            24 hours ago

            People are too non-confrontational. From experience, you have to mention this is impacting your other work to them cc’ing boss or verbally in stand-up, particularly if you’ve already documented what they have to do

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      3 days ago

      Same. in my case I have soooo much documentation it overwhelms everyone. Every day it’s always something new so it keeps growing.

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      3 days ago

      On one hand, fair.

      On the other hand, this is what the real skill of leadership is - getting people to care.