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The constant whipping at my office generally just keeps me from working on potential backlog items. I have been told too many times to not do extra work beyond
by logfromblammo 10y ago
The constant whipping at my office generally just keeps me from working on potential backlog items. I have been told too many times to not do extra work beyond the minimum required effort, to do anything other than finish my explicitly assigned tasks and then goof off.
I think the danger is that if I get deep into refactoring the nightmare module that no one wants to touch, I might be tempted to waste time getting to a sane stopping point before switching to whatever "change the font of this GUI label to be Comic Sans, bold" task I might be assigned next.
If I could work remotely, and weren't specifically barred from having other employers by company policy, I could probably work 2 other full time jobs just like this one, and still have time for HN.