Mogic considers

With the combination of a small number of people + software + servers and robots
We are promoting a new era of company management.
We hope to share part of this process with you in this corner.

Representative Director Yoichi Yamane

December 28, 2017

Sales and engineering bettas.

As is usual in this world, the sales side tends to get along poorly with the creator side (engineers, designers, etc.).

Perhaps the logic of the sales side is that we are doing our best to face the tough clients out there! On the engineering side, if there is a mistake in the system, we are responsible for it all (there is no way out), so we will make sure we do it right! If there is a mistake in the system, it will be our responsibility (there is no aftermath).

In such a situation, if the sales team or the engineering team works too hard alone, a deep rift will be created, and at the very least, the atmosphere of "let's make good products" will be lost.

I wondered about Mogic and observed that sales seems to spend more than half of his time in the office in a day, beached next to the engineer.

And about 30% of them are simply funny.

The company operates as if this kind of thing is not so bad.

December 21, 2017

Tasks that should be done by a person and tasks that should be done by a machine

As machines = computers increase their processing power at an accelerating rate, many tasks that were previously done by people are now better left to machines in the future.

However, the most difficult question is where and how to draw the boundary between the work that should be done by a person and the work that is better done by a machine.

This is because, as the performance of machines and the development of software to apply them continues to advance, the line between "man or machine" is moving so quickly that even if the line is drawn at this point, it will quickly shift.

I wish the machine would try harder to anticipate the speed at which the boundary line moves.

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