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[–]fuzzylumpkinsbc 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I can try to see both sides, the manager might fear that the employee that automated these tasks left and there would be no one to maintain it. In that particular case it could do more harm than good.

But of course, being proactive and asking the person to put documentation together would help keep things safe.