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It's my understanding that this product does not have a functional undo. IF that's true? Shouldn't that be in the article? This seems to me like an article with a lot of PR-speak.

Mental stress

Latest comment: 1 year ago1 comment1 person in discussion

As an online employee who has worked with Cue for 8 months, I'm thinking seriously of quitting my job due to the mental stress involved. The program is buggy, prone to crashing and hanging and has to be started 2-3 times a shift for most employees. The continual massaging of Cue while working is a huge time waster. I worked on a conventional newspaper for two years and produced 16-20 pages a day and found the job satisfying. With Cue I'm hard pressed to produce six pages a day and the job is much more stressful.

If there was a forum for such discussion I'd love to have Cue buyers think of the effect Cue has on staff turnover, absenteeism, stress leave and the catastrophic drop in efficiency.

I've worked in newspapers for 40 years and have never seen a method, program, procedure or piece of machinery that has been less effective than Cue.

Obviously the corporate nitwits who buy the program are not designers or production workers but people who make their living through the production of hot air. 2605:B100:B14:CED9:18ED:4353:750D:8A5 (talk) 19:45, 16 October 2023 (UTC)Reply

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