Jonathan Sailer

Background

About Jonathan Sailer

The frustration I experience when watching highly skilled peers waste their valuable time, trying to log in or get a meeting sorted, is only ever matched by the utter relief I felt when I realized that one person with the right tools and access can solve a problem far easier, once, and automate that solution into preventative standards for everyone. It's on the weirder side of things that people are passionate about, but hey, what can I say. The fact that I'm skilled and proficient at what I do is really just a very welcome by-product of the fact that it's usually what I'd prefer to be doing, rather than pretty much anything else. If I can look back after my work years are behind me, and I can say that I made it a lot easier for a lot of brilliant people to do their thing, and people under my admin appreciated tech as the tool that it's supposed to be, built for our ease and ease-of-use, and not just another intimidating aspect of life, as likely to make you feel stupid as it is to help, I'll retire content. At the very worst, at least I'd have conquered Teams. I've interviewed more people than have interviewed me, and none of us ended up writing even 1 article about each other. Not 1.