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As an eng manager in SF, I'll form the dissenting opinion here. Get out now. Products need to ship and go somewhere. You only now what works in terms of your t
by hkarthik 9y ago
As an eng manager in SF, I'll form the dissenting opinion here. Get out now.
Products need to ship and go somewhere. You only now what works in terms of your tech stack by dealing with the fires of actual production traffic.
Lots of teams end up focusing on the wrong thing and building a product no one uses. It's totally okay for this to go on for a year. Going on for two years is a huge red flag and it might make you unemployable at a company that has a real product.
Get out as soon as possible.
- tedmiston 9y agoEh. Plenty of product is private. I worked for a few years on tech inside a military research lab where neither the product nor code will ever be seen by the greater public, but that doesn't change the learning that took place. It's not a concern to me or anyone familiar with an industry like that.