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Not sure if you had a subset of audience in mind, but in the "Enterprise world" (However loosely we define it:), it's extremely uncommon. The roles are highly
by NikolaNovak 10y ago
Not sure if you had a subset of audience in mind, but in the "Enterprise world" (However loosely we define it:), it's extremely uncommon.
The roles are highly delineated, and developers are usually insulated from underlying platform and technology. I've worked public sector, finance, retail, manufacturing, and have rarely seen a developer even interested in anything beneath a high-level programming language and SQL.
- percept 10y agoI presume this was downvoted for "even interested in," but the kernel is simply true: the larger the organization, the more specialization. But most are trend-followers of corporate (and broader business) cultural norms--much like open offices or similar concepts, once ops becomes part of "what they (we) do," the more typical and expected it will become.