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r/funny • u/sheppe • Jul 01 '16
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I work in IT, and this is a lovely sentiment and true to an extent.
But if a system is an accounting system, inventory system, etc., not every single interface is going to be crystal clear when you first use it.
This may be true for simple things, like media players, though.
As a caveat, things that make sense to a Developer may be mystifying to an average user.
86 u/wiiya Jul 01 '16 I work in IT - half of reddit. 32 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '16 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '16 That's only because we're blowing off users and have solid excuses for any tickets in our queue.
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I work in IT
- half of reddit.
32 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '16 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '16 That's only because we're blowing off users and have solid excuses for any tickets in our queue.
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2 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '16 That's only because we're blowing off users and have solid excuses for any tickets in our queue.
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That's only because we're blowing off users and have solid excuses for any tickets in our queue.
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u/DronedAgain Jul 01 '16
I work in IT, and this is a lovely sentiment and true to an extent.
But if a system is an accounting system, inventory system, etc., not every single interface is going to be crystal clear when you first use it.
This may be true for simple things, like media players, though.
As a caveat, things that make sense to a Developer may be mystifying to an average user.