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There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
2 years 1 week ago #393
by angel
Replied by angel on topic There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
Consistency is what clients pay for, and automation delivers consistency by removing you from the equation.
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2 years 1 week ago #394
by blondie
Replied by blondie on topic There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
Document your workflows. Screenshot each one, write what it does. Future you will thank present you. I keep mine next to the
Blueprint
docs.
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2 years 1 week ago #395
by tuco
Replied by tuco on topic There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
Documentation! Fine, you're right. I already forgot how I configured OAuth and that was two hours ago. I'll write everything down. Then building that onboarding workflow this weekend. My clients will think I hired an assistant!
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2 years 1 week ago #396
by angel
Replied by angel on topic There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
They do not need to know it is automated. The best systems are invisible — the client experiences fast, consistent service and never sees the machinery. That is the real value. Build it once, run it forever.
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