so, a person that i've worked with for years and has wayyyy more experience in their trade than me took a huge leap in life and switched career paths around the same time i got a promotion to be the person in charge of the gig we're on. their biggest scare was that they're not familiar with computers, and with their huge background, i've made it my mission to make that the least of their worries, because it is. they're in a position where they can absolutely rock the show with what they're doing because they have years and years of actual first-hand knowledge which is 100% relevant, and now i'd be fucked without out them doing what they do. they're fkn great.
it's crazy how shitty some people can be though, because i'm on a different shift than them for a couple of days per rotation, and the time they spend with the other shift, there's been instances of them getting made fun of for not knowing or having people bothered to answer simple questions about computers... being a douchebag about teaching people is so fkn useless in every aspect, i fkn personally love simple questions because they're so easy to answer and get on with your life lol. when it's like 'this is fucked, this is fucked, this is also fucked, we tried this, what should we do?' then things just generally start to suck so bad.