What’s one thing in your work that feels like a big waste of time, money, or just plain inefficient?

Posted by Educational-Day-2296@reddit | sysadmin | View on Reddit | 12 comments

Hey there, I hope you are all doing alright. I am currently a university student hoping to start a podcast project that’s all about real-world problems in different jobs, trades, and businesses.

I’d love to hear from folks in this community about:

What’s an annoying problems, costs, etc in your line of work that you wish you didn’t have to deal with?
Are there any tools or tech you tried that just didn’t work for your job?
What tools or tech really work for you?

I’m hoping to feature real stories and frustrations.

Thanks in advance for sharing and feel free to rant. Your input might inspire something useful for others in the same field

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Roticap@reddit

So are you just farming content to feed into an AI to vomit out worse content? Cause that's what it feels like when you post this identical post across a bunch of different subs within minutes

RoaringRiley@reddit

Or another idiot trying to make everyone do their homework assignment for them.

Inputting time by the minute of what I’m doing, they say it’s to justify headcount but we still hire and fire people even if the team’s average work time is 50 hours a week. We have a separate schedule of what we plan to work on for the week also.