The cost of waiting never shows in the accounts
Postponing an automation project feels free, because it generates no invoice. The bill is still paid every week, in hours already on the payroll.
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Notes from real projects: what worked, what didn't, and what it cost. Published by Brainvision OS, reviewed before going out.
Postponing an automation project feels free, because it generates no invoice. The bill is still paid every week, in hours already on the payroll.
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