That was putting it very diplomatically. ? I have been told that I have crazy ideas! LOL In anycase.. when I report an issue, I like to posit a solution or an approach to one.
Very laudable approach.
I'm not a coder/programmer/developer whatever you want to call them. But I have a pretty good idea of how it works sometimes.
I used to work for a very large Oilfield company, in the warehouse, then shipping, then in the customer service, although my actual job dealt little with customers directly.
But I was recognized as a process expert for those three areas as well as logistics.
I learned how the entire process went, from a field engineer making his list of material requirements to him receiving them. Every step. Every outside purchase, reading production orders, all of it.
So when the company began a new program for shipping and logistics, I was heavily involved in the testing.
After they released the program to go live at my facility, which didn't work as planned, as I said it wouldn't, I spent weeks working 20 hour days 7 days a week forcing the system through while working with the developers to get it fixed for global release.
I then spent my remaining 3 years there "translating" between the end users and the developers to fix any issues, besides my normal job.
Needless to say, I got pretty good at recognizing what people wanted a program to do, what developers intended it to do, and figuring out how to explain to either group how and why it was or wasn't possible.
Come to think of it, that situation was very similar to this, taking multiple different programs that were seemingly incompatible and forcing them to work together.
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