I’m fascinated that of two people working at the same company, one raves about how an internal tool is a complete game changer and indispensable while another isn’t even aware it exists.
I'm fascinated that at a 175k employee company, two employees I know nothing about, in business areas or positions I know nothing about, could possibly use different tooling for their day to day duties.
*Surely* at your place of work, the cleaning staff is familiar with the CTO's dearest tools and vice versa?
That’s an unnecessarily snarky answer given the two people above are clearly both in similar roles. The parent comment was asking where to find the option in the tooling they both shared.
Snarky replies comparing CTO to cleaning staff don’t even begin to apply.
