Raw LLM Responses

This is the correct answer. I work for a Fortune 150 in a cloud operations role. The guy directly above me on the org-chart that I report to understands maybe 10% of what I tell him. There are probably around 25 people above him on the org chart that understand 0%. Artists, craftspeople, and technicians hold power and are unpredictable and self-motivated, we've been deprecating them as a society for a long time in favor of Taylorized operator roles with minimal skill doing repetitive tasks. My peers are a bunch of olds with pre-cloud technical skills that are going to simply vanish when we collectively retire. The WITCHes (Wipro, Infosys, Tata, Congnizant, HCL) running the dashboards and consoles of the automation apps that ostensibly replace us don't have a conceptual understanding of what they're actually doing, their orientation is just to make sure there's more green than red on the *single pane of glass* they've been trained on. It took me about a year at my current position before I began to grasp how little they actually comprehend about the mechanics of what's been abstracted for them into a product sold to the managerial class to mitigate the need for actual technical ability.