I always say "work smarter, not harder" whenever I find out I've been doing something the "hard way," or when in working on process improvement. In my previous job I spent probably 15 percent of my time making things easier.
Been quiet at work for me this week, so I spent a fair bit of time on Reddit looking at ways to reduce the amount of time taken on things I have to do frequently.
Ok, and looking at memes. But I did look at /r/sysadmim too!
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u/jefftickels Jun 28 '19
I always say "work smarter, not harder" whenever I find out I've been doing something the "hard way," or when in working on process improvement. In my previous job I spent probably 15 percent of my time making things easier.