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I wouldn't say it's a toxic company or sinking ship, but from the three points below they don't seem to value engineering much. As it's your first job, so you
by calcsam 10y ago
I wouldn't say it's a toxic company or sinking ship, but from the three points below they don't seem to value engineering much. As it's your first job, so you probably don't have a ton of leverage -- though if you had other offers, I would consider re-opening conversations with them, and if you can find a new job pretty quickly, you can just leave this job off your resume in the future.
* No coding styles, CI or tooling conventions are implemented (causing many issues).
* I was given low-performance hardware (that makes my compiling/testing time twice as much as my actual coding time) due to budget.
* Marketing and sales people have (implicit and explicit) privileged treatment compared to developer teams.
- throwAwayQA 10y agoThe problem is, whenever I try to introduce some tools that could solve an actual problem I get dismissed as I'm new, thus making solving these issues an almost impossible task for now.
- calcsam 10y agoNot sure what you're responding to -- my advice was to look elsewhere & reopen convos with other companies.