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"well, i am doing the super important stuff, everyone else is not". Straw man argument. Nobody stated this. There's also a difference between thinking that yo
by gcp 10y ago
"well, i am doing the super important stuff, everyone else is not".
Straw man argument. Nobody stated this.
There's also a difference between thinking that your stuff is super important in isolation versus simply pointing out it's in wide use at a company and hence your previous efforts have in fact been productive and useful for them.
- DannyBee 10y ago"Straw man argument. Nobody stated this." This is pretty much exactly his attitude, even if he did not explicitly add the other 3 words. "in wide use at a company and hence your previous efforts have in fact been productive and useful for them." Except that assumes it's literally true. It's not, as a downvoted person said :) It also assumes that him working on it would be useful or productive relative to doing something else. That is also probably a negative.