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I work for a Manufacturing company and the systems I develop are being used by the people who work on the shop floor. Long story short I have to develop software that is easy enough for them to use so that they do not make a mistake, and these are the same people that can't figure out why they number pad keys aren't working properly when numlock is off, or why they can't print to a printer that isn't plugged in.  On top of that I also have to struggle with my boss who feels that windows updates are pure evil and not a one computer in the entire company, aside from my own, is completely up to date with the latest security patches and/or hotfixes. On top of all that every time someone runs into a problem even if it's user caused it's immediately my fault because I could not forsee the issue during development.

If learned one thing that has saved me countless hours of arguements, "Never argue with and idiot, they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience."