I ll bet the operators feel the same about the programmers team efforts work better and cost less

I started out hand coding g codes on a niigata hmc in the 80's. Did prove outs,set ups and ran G&l hbm's for 26 years and dealt with a lot of screwed up crap from various cam systems over the years . operators that are good save millions of dollars of damage over the years,button pushers dont. Im going to be doing mastercam on a large quill spindle hmc. For me the top front method makes a lot more sense than top top . if i rotate a part, i want it rotating on the rotation axis not spinning on z like a vertical . just my 2 cents after 40 years from both sides of the equation