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>I would consider that a failure of the company, too many responsibilities are pushed down to the developer. If there are strict compliance regulations then the
by hueving 10y ago
>I would consider that a failure of the company, too many responsibilities are pushed down to the developer. If there are strict compliance regulations then there should have been some sort of QA process and/or a domain expert validating the results.
This is detached room reality. There arent many jobs (other than junior level programmer) where you just churn out code without actually having to think about the requirements, use cases, security, etc. Having responsibilities is a very common thing as a software engineer.
- flukus 10y agoYes there are a lot of things you have to think about, as well as a lot of domain knowledge to pick up. But expecting the developers to act as the domain experts is also detached from reality. I've never worked with anyone who I would consider a domain expert that also keeps up to date on a technical level.