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Depends on how you define "at any given time". If it's measured in the intervals of day (two different projects touched the same day), then I rarely do more tha
by dozzie 10y ago
Depends on how you define "at any given time". If it's measured in the
intervals of day (two different projects touched the same day), then I rarely
do more than two of them (one being the main focus and the other being an
emergency, if any). If it is months, then I haven't switched for a long time,
but four or five is not an unusual thing.
That being said, I only encountered this at companies with smaller IT
headcount. In corporations it's a little different, as project structures are
much more rigid and transferring people takes time, so programmers usually
don't jump between assignments that much.
- DrSayre 10y agoIn a day, it's not unusual I work on issues for 2 different projects and have to troubleshoot a Tier 2 issue for a couple of other projects. Your second paragraph seems accurate. My friends are ex co-workers that moved on to much larger companies.