• treadful@lemmy.zip
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    7 months ago

    Engineers are often the most territorial bastards I’ve met.

    It’s noticeably nice when working in a team of well adjusted folks that can work together.

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    I’m a designer and there’s some truth to this. Sometimes it’s a great new partnership, but sometimes it’s too many cooks in the kitchen if there’s no clear vision holder.

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    7 months ago

    Naw new engineer, im like thank god heres a new lightning rod.

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    7 months ago

    I actually say no to hiring more devs because it takes like a year to get someone up to speed, with lots of effort and time invested from the team.

    I’m not a manager, I’m one of the devs. Don’t want more people because of the burden of training them.

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      training how to do a job is all there is my dude. Even if you founded the company, worked on the code base daily for 15 years, things get updated, practices change, tools evolve, new security vectors emerge.