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Re: Most undervalued job
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Originally Posted by sparksandtabs
The people who cleam up the workspace. I hate cleaning in a dirty workspace, it is hard to find tools and hard to find a clean surface to work on. Even just for the off season, I worship whoever cleans the robotics room.
-John
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I agree completely...
Sometimes, having someone to keep tools and materials organized during build season is really useful. You can waste an incredible amount of time looking for tools while working on the robot. If everyone working on the robot puts tools back immediately after using them, you probably don't need a "tool master" role on your team. If your team isn't that disciplined, having a person who's willing to put tools in their proper place after they've been used can improve the team's efficiency. It's not a glamorous job, but possibly a really valuable one.
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