When I did the post for my view on computers in the work place, I had mentioned that I didn't have job that required that I use a computer, but my company does have a main office that all of the people there do have to use computers. I focused on the person that I can never remember her title, but she does homevisits for our clients and adds new clients into the system while also working with information collected from the homes of old clients.
This job is important because it keeps my job running, as the state knows exactly what is happening in each house thanks to her computer work. Without that specific job, we would lose clients instead of gaining clients because we wouldn't be considered trustworthy since there would be no documents that the company could access.
I did, however, say that I fear that this job might not be around for long, because workers like myself could easily learn how to do it. If my job decided to cut out that worker, they could require that we upload all information to a program through our phone - not that I know if there is a program other than straight up email - or they could combine it with the regular job of the boss. Because it is easily able to be done from within the home of any client by any worker, if given the resources to do it, I fear that our company will end up replacing that specific person with just a program that'll collect all data given in by workers.
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