Recent comments in /f/technology

Blasket_Basket t1_jdkxg9p wrote

Meh. Sorry for the individuals that are losing their jobs, but this has happened again and again throughout history as new technologies become mainstream. Today's roles aren't special or uniquely safe compared to roles in the past that disappeared due to the invention of new technologies.

I feel for the individuals involved, but this has always been what technological progress looks like.

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miemcc t1_jdkxe2q wrote

Accenture are already a consultancy and management company. Most fucked up projects are that the customer doesn't have a clear idea on what they want, and that when the initial releases are avaliable (90% point), they change their minds or want to add on more functionality.

FYI - my partner is director level in a closely related company. She often fire-fights a lot of truely messed up projects.

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