Her Employer Laid Her Off Because She Made Her Job Too Efficient and Is Now Holding Her Severance Until She Writes Step-by-Step Documentation for Every Macro She Built to Save Them Twenty Hours a Week
The coordinator role started with a real problem: fifteen to twenty hours every week burned on manual client log updates and spreadsheet formatting. Building a handful of macros and formula templates cut that down to about an hour, freeing up nearly two full workdays a week for higher-value work. Last Friday, that efficiency became the…