When Your Code Is Too Efficient For Your Own Good

Job security Unintended consequences Automation Efficiency Workplace Office life Automation backfire

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When Your Code Is Too Efficient For Your Own Good

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When your automation skills backfire spectacularly! Left guy is living it up, bragging about flirting with the secretary. Meanwhile, right guy is having an existential crisis because he accidentally automated her job away. The ultimate programmer's irony—building something so good you eliminate your own office crush. Next time maybe leave some manual processes intact for the sake of your social life!

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