One of those changes that requires and entire generation of workers to retire…
<cough> boomers <cough>
Until that happens, they stand in the way of change. After they are put out to pasture, change
occurs at a normal pace, according to logic and reason, as it always should. Even in normal times.
I expect to see a lot of shifts in things as the boomers finally begin to die off. Medical advances are extending
their lives to freakish extremes, but so far not one of them has proven to be immortal.
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Its not bomers most people are not good at tech. I’ve been to may training course and the amount of pwole who can’t set an IP address on a laptop is insane and this is INA tech agecent field.
Most people don’t know how a oc works and just know I click this icon for this and that one for that.
I don’t think it’s the boomers holding us back. It’s the lack of better alternatives to the junk systems we have today. We will see institutions switching from commercial crap to open source copies of that commercial crap. As if we’re still living in the paper world.
The users are just the victims.
I worked at a health company as a manager and was told not to electronize records keeping because they couldn’t afford to hire computer literate people for the grunt work. I was told to use whiteboards and laminated printouts.
One of those changes that requires and entire generation of workers to retire… <cough> boomers <cough>
Until that happens, they stand in the way of change. After they are put out to pasture, change occurs at a normal pace, according to logic and reason, as it always should. Even in normal times.
I expect to see a lot of shifts in things as the boomers finally begin to die off. Medical advances are extending their lives to freakish extremes, but so far not one of them has proven to be immortal. .
Its not bomers most people are not good at tech. I’ve been to may training course and the amount of pwole who can’t set an IP address on a laptop is insane and this is INA tech agecent field.
Most people don’t know how a oc works and just know I click this icon for this and that one for that.
I don’t think it’s the boomers holding us back. It’s the lack of better alternatives to the junk systems we have today. We will see institutions switching from commercial crap to open source copies of that commercial crap. As if we’re still living in the paper world. The users are just the victims.
I worked at a health company as a manager and was told not to electronize records keeping because they couldn’t afford to hire computer literate people for the grunt work. I was told to use whiteboards and laminated printouts.
Get me out of this fucking shithole USA…
scary thought