IT employment grew by just 700 jobs in 2023

Re:IT employment grew by just 700 jobs in 2023 by jncfhnb on Monday January 08, 2024 @07:44PM (#38920712)

Good news, I got rid of ALL the tickets!

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Re:IT employment grew by just 700 jobs in 2023 by deathanatos on Monday January 08, 2024 @07:59PM (#38920830)

You probably say that in jest, but I have seen — multiple times — someone just go and delete all the tickets. Boom! 0 tickets. No bugs, totes. /s

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Re:IT employment grew by just 700 jobs in 2023 by Tommah on Monday January 08, 2024 @08:24PM (#38921033)

Reposting my comment from a couple of months ago:

At one of my jobs, they used Asana when I started. It was too full of backlogged issues, so we moved over to Jira. Then Jira got too full. A month before I was laid off, one of my coworkers said, "Maybe we should try out Asana."

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Re:IT employment grew by just 700 jobs in 2023 by democracy on Tuesday January 09, 2024 @01:13AM (#38922986)

that could be a great feature of a new product - "your jira is full? time to move on to...." ))

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Re:IT employment grew by just 700 jobs in 2023 by mewpmewp2 on Monday January 08, 2024 @08:27PM (#38921054)

That's called ruthless prioritization.

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Re:IT employment grew by just 700 jobs in 2023 by wyclif on Monday January 08, 2024 @09:20PM (#38921415)

I've seen it too. Actually, I'm in SE Asia right now and the ISP I'm using routinely deletes tickets that haven't been resolved.

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