Twelfth law of worker entropy

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The JC’s twelfth law of worker entropy states that the more enjoyable an application is, the less important its regular use is to management. Conversely, the more aggravating it is, the more vital is it to management that everyone uses it, all the time.

See also

• Lawyer acceptance factor
• Laws of worker entropy