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I want to know more about what I am going to do on a day-to-day basis. The last job I quit was because I spent about three days a months writing uptime reports
by systemtest 10y ago
I want to know more about what I am going to do on a day-to-day basis. The last job I quit was because I spent about three days a months writing uptime reports and incident descriptions in Microsoft Excel and Word. And about five days per month on manual testing (clicking through the web-interface to see if everything was still in place). I'm a specialized back-end developer, hire a (way cheaper) document writer and tester for that.
Had they told me what I was going to do beforehand I would've declined the job and that would have spared them a lot of money on onboarding and orientation.
- cs02rm0 10y ago> I'm a specialized back-end developer, hire a (way cheaper) document writer and tester for that. I'd suggest, even if you think a document writer and tester is way cheaper, you're probably not charging enough for your time. I've always found an inflated rate a very effective way of avoiding tedious work.
- maxxxxx 10y ago"I've always found an inflated rate a very effective way of avoiding tedious " That's something I have found too. The more you make the less inclined they are to waste your time.