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bethalize
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« on: December 09, 2002, 06:28:44 pm » |
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You are soooo right! But how do you tell those people from those who can't be bothered or are too lazy to learn? And how computer literate do you have to be to hold on to your job? If you refused to use a pen or a telephone, you'd be out on your ear pretty quickly, wouldn't you? It's amazing how many people couldn't possibly learn how to archive their email but have managed to master the art of forwarding funny pictures to their friends.
I had to listen to one of those "I'm too important to have to learn this stuff" talks the other day. I trotted off to someone else important and inquired about documented standards or computer competence for employees (we're a small place, everyone does their own stuff, or is meant to). Hmm, no, boss man says. Good idea!
I'm taking an evil satisfaction that if there is a clearly documented level of requirements and a set of how-to documents on those requirements, the only way to get out of doing it will be to claim you're too important (and if the Big Boss can do it...).
Bethalize
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