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Cesar R M
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Boss stupidity of today:
Background.. I'm not in charge of some advanced workflows because that has never been my experience NOR MY JOB. I only manage some basic workflows from ANOTHER SYSTEM.
What happened: One of our agency leaders complained that some information was not being displayed in some channels of communications, specific to that agency.
Out of nowhere my boss calls ME to "fix it".
I have absolutely no clue how this workflow works because its not a system I'm trained in and I also did not program it. The irony is that my boss told me to not touch this system because I had "ruined" one of his precious workflows a few months ago.
So begrudgingly I contacted one of the specialists.. and boiii... my boss got incensed that I should not waste hours of this specialist.. you know .. the specialist that PROGRAMMED THE WORKFLOW in the first place.. the EXPERT IN CHARGE of these workflows?
(I assume because of "costs", as this specialist is paid by hour).
I facepalmed but I was like "ok fine, whatever" and made some changes to the workflow hoping that it did work as expected.
Then I asked a third person to check if the changes were correct.
I informed the other agency leader about these and how the workflows are a huge mess of entangled hooks, legacy hooks and workflows between different systems.
And here comes the most stupid thing I've heard from my boss so far..
"Let's focus on making it work, not debugging". WHAT.. THE.. F.....
Note the lovely "LETS".
For those who are IT.... IT guys will know that.... when you test and review something to check for errors, you "debug" and gather information to ensure.. you know.. that the thing.. ACTUALLY WORKS LIKE IT SHOULD.
But no, our fair boss wants us to trigger the workflow, enable it for active unfiltered actions without testing because "IT SHOULD WORK".
Background.. I'm not in charge of some advanced workflows because that has never been my experience NOR MY JOB. I only manage some basic workflows from ANOTHER SYSTEM.
What happened: One of our agency leaders complained that some information was not being displayed in some channels of communications, specific to that agency.
Out of nowhere my boss calls ME to "fix it".
I have absolutely no clue how this workflow works because its not a system I'm trained in and I also did not program it. The irony is that my boss told me to not touch this system because I had "ruined" one of his precious workflows a few months ago.
So begrudgingly I contacted one of the specialists.. and boiii... my boss got incensed that I should not waste hours of this specialist.. you know .. the specialist that PROGRAMMED THE WORKFLOW in the first place.. the EXPERT IN CHARGE of these workflows?
(I assume because of "costs", as this specialist is paid by hour).
I facepalmed but I was like "ok fine, whatever" and made some changes to the workflow hoping that it did work as expected.
Then I asked a third person to check if the changes were correct.
I informed the other agency leader about these and how the workflows are a huge mess of entangled hooks, legacy hooks and workflows between different systems.
And here comes the most stupid thing I've heard from my boss so far..
"Let's focus on making it work, not debugging". WHAT.. THE.. F.....
Note the lovely "LETS".
For those who are IT.... IT guys will know that.... when you test and review something to check for errors, you "debug" and gather information to ensure.. you know.. that the thing.. ACTUALLY WORKS LIKE IT SHOULD.
But no, our fair boss wants us to trigger the workflow, enable it for active unfiltered actions without testing because "IT SHOULD WORK".
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Figgy1
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Make good use of the loaner frying panBoss stupidity of today:
Background.. I'm not in charge of some advanced workflows because that has never been my experience NOR MY JOB. I only manage some basic workflows from ANOTHER SYSTEM.
What happened: One of our agency leaders complained that some information was not being displayed in some channels of communications, specific to that agency.
Out of nowhere my boss calls ME to "fix it".
I have absolutely no clue how this workflow works because its not a system I'm trained in and I also did not program it. The irony is that my boss told me to not touch this system because I had "ruined" one of his precious workflows a few months ago.
So begrudgingly I contacted one of the specialists.. and boiii... my boss got incensed that I should not waste hours of this specialist.. you know .. the specialist that PROGRAMMED THE WORKFLOW in the first place.. the EXPERT IN CHARGE of these workflows?
(I assume because of "costs", as this specialist is paid by hour).
I facepalmed but I was like "ok fine, whatever" and made some changes to the workflow hoping that it did work as expected.
Then I asked a third person to check if the changes were correct.
I informed the other agency leader about these and how the workflows are a huge mess of entangled hooks, legacy hooks and workflows between different systems.
And here comes the most stupid thing I've heard from my boss so far..
"Let's focus on making it work, not debugging". WHAT.. THE.. F.....
Note the lovely "LETS".
For those who are IT, they will know that when you test and review something for errors, you "debug" and gather information to ensure.. you know.. that the thing.. ACTUALLY WORKS LIKE IT SHOULD.
But no, our fair boss wants us to trigger the workflow, enable it for active unfiltered actions without testing because "IT SHOULD WORK".
MySmallWorldof4
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DS got a 3D printer for his bday. Not his first. The last two died. Hoping this one lasts longer. One of the first things he printed was this. One of the tiki gods from the Tiki Room.
MySmallWorldof4
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Thought they were at Target? Did that deal not work out?
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
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There's no probably about it. It was most definitely a printer.
Cesar R M
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I wish, but I need the money.. at least until I find somewhere else..Make good use of the loaner frying pan
Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
Looking good. I assume it is a filament printer?
Figgy1
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ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
That looks awesome. Looks like it could be a tiki mug.