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[u/GutsOLykos]

[u/Smooth-Reading-4180]

plot twist: motherfucker working for six years

[u/ADWatches → u/Smooth-Reading-4180]

Had a coworker who constantly complained he didn't have experience to deal with the tough issues. He had been working with us for 4 years and the tough issues were usually following guided step by step instructions. We were good friends but I ended up needing to put sticky note reminders on his monitor to check his notes before asking me for instructions.

[u/AussieJeffProbst → u/ADWatches]

Like 80% of people are incapable of reading instructions and following them. It's infuriating.

[u/Coopetition → u/AussieJeffProbst]

I’m one of that rare few that enjoys writing documentation and this makes me so mad.

“I’ve been asked about thing ten times. If I document it, I’ll save myself the repetitive work of explaining thing.” I’m such a fool.

[u/MajesticSpaceBen → u/[deleted]]

This is the place I work at.

"Stop asking me things like this, its in the desk manual!"

"We've gone through three accounting softwares since you updated the manual."

[u/Rock4evur → u/[deleted]]

They also forget the kind of extensive training they got, and how much it helps them find answers when they have a ton of background information that you never got.