James King

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I can log in.

Let me change this real quick.

It doesn't require a senior programmer.

And, you know,

Again, talking about business side of things here, there's a lot of different pay going on there.

Field tech is going to be one hourly rate.

A junior program is going to be a different hourly rate.

And your senior program is going to be a different hourly rate.

Even if we think here and think, oh, changing the text on the button takes two seconds, three seconds.

But, you know, it takes the field tech 30 minutes to call.

The junior programmer spends 20 to 30 minutes to look into it.

And then escalated to the senior programmer.

You're looking at an hour, hour and a half, maybe even two hours of your team's time being wasted, that they're not doing something else.

Sorry.

Yeah, so it leads me to thinking of a saying I have, and I'm going to start adding it to programming too, Mike, because of what you're just saying.

I always had a saying when I'm teaching my student workers or even a new tech on wiring racks.

I use the saying, you should wire up a rack as if the person who is coming in behind you is an insane killer who, if you make them mad, will hunt you down and kill you.

99% of the time, you're the one going in afterwards.

And so don't