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[they] Accidentally Saved Half A Million Dollars

2023-10-31 17:44:13.862185+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

I Accidentally Saved Half A Million Dollars

While my managers are very happy, they quietly suggest it may be unwise to roll out the changes to all the computers (I only did a few to be safe) because it would oversaturate the department to hear about us all day. And invite unwelcome questions. The subtext is that if we do this all slowly enough, it might seem like it took a lot of effort instead of just clicking buttons that I said had to be clicked almost a year ago.

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