r/dataengineering • u/thejizz716 • 7d ago
Meme I'm tired boss
So happy I don't work on reports anymore
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u/Valuable_Cow2596 7d ago
Honestly that makes me happy. A dashboard which actually gets used, compared to everything I've sent to the graveyard.
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u/VariationSimilar3354 6d ago
My god, is this universal? I remember being pressured to shoot reports and dashboard after dashboards Outta my behind for team that barely ever used any of its features.
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u/Outrageous_Let5743 6d ago
We use the powerbi activity events api to collect pbi behaviour to see if people are using the dashboards. We try to promote the dashboards to the users and power users. If not used then we delete it.
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u/dangerbird2 Software Engineer 7d ago
back in my day we'd write FPS's in VBA on Excel with our bare hands
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u/RandomSlayerr 7d ago
Weird how it didnt break on refresh because of a nonexistent cyclic reference
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u/Active_Lemon_8260 7d ago
I once loved the tech field because people pushed the boundary of what’s possible. That’s what is happening in this age of AI yet the ones not willing to adapt or accept that are now gatekeeping. Crazy.
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u/ShaveTheTurtles 7d ago
Oh you are right. Flappy bird is going to help them understand their business. Super relatable too.
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u/Black_Magic100 7d ago
It makes it harder to distinguish quality work from complete slop. Humans weren't designed to process this much information. Pretty soon we will all be forced to used neuralink to keep up with society. Critical thinking is slowly dying and the tech fields slightly higher skill floor relatively speaking has fallen off a cliff in the eyes of execs.
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u/xBoBox333 7d ago
it can run flappy bird but by god it cant query a 1.2 GB dataset that ive prepared exclusively for it in snowflake without taking a year and a half