Krazam: High Agency Individual Contributor [video]

I wasn't involved in the process at all but I saw the creation of this video. I just want to say that I was mind-blown how much work these KRAZAM puts into their videos. Just the mural on the whiteboard took them multiple hours - and, that's for a few seconds of the video. Unbelievable how much love is put into something. And, it sounds weird but really touching to see creatives do something that they truly love.

Piggybacking to recommend another video of his, &quot;The Hustle&quot;, which is a fast-paced memefest: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=_o7qjN3KF8U" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=_o7qjN3KF8U</a>

“Need Salesfroce access ASAP for client meeting”<p>“Coffee machine in back kitchen wont connect to internet”<p>(On an unrelated note, TIL that you can highlight text to copy&#x2F;translate etc directly from a YouTube video on an iPhone. I knew you could do that from pictures but never thought to try videos until now.)

You can kinda implement the &#x27;strangler pattern&#x27; for this kind of ticket toil. The tool scrapes the ticket queue, tries to do what it can, either it is successful and closes out the ticket or updates it with a new state of what it was able to achieve (if anything) and hands it back to the humans. You can start with only the most basic tickets and then slowly start to expand its scope and capabilities to handle more patterns and edge cases.

Shout outs to Shiva who has appeared in some videos but is often behind the camera so doesn&#x27;t get enough recognition as being the other half of their duo :)

&quot;they said there&#x27;s nothing under the sun in I.T. solutions&quot;<p>I can&#x27;t tell if this is a mistake or an intentional 3D-chess level joke. I love it.

I&#x27;ve enjoyed Krazam&#x27;s other videos, but at the risk of having the joke explained (and thus spoiled), what exactly is this lampooning? Not asking from a critical place, I legitimately am curious about dysfunctional business processes at other companies and want to know if people really are drowning in SaaS access requests

N-Dimensional Identity Prism

Another easter egg: Hagoromo chalk! Only the best if you’re creating diagrams that cover an entire wall. (Word of advice I recorded from a math professor who had brilliant boardwork: you can never make a blackboard diagram too large.)

This is obviously satire, but a significant problem organizations have as they scale is maintaining good taste--recognizing good solutions when they are presented.<p>Simply put, if that packet with a plan to automate away an entire department existed and was on a conference room table, no one would connect it to the business&#x27;s bottom line. It would just go unnoticed. A typical corporate America manager would be unable to comprehend that something valuable was created that they were not asked to produce by their manager, and they did not ask their team to produce.

Those last 30 seconds of the video, trying to get the demo to work for a group of people is so relatable.

&quot;SaaSiroth&quot; seems to be an inside joke. Anyone know what it points to?<p>Also, please feel free to list other inside jokes in the video. I could see lots of potential ones, including the oil barrel.

The slack notification noise triggered me to check Slack frantically in case i was mentioned, but there was nothing. Slack really has us conditioned well.