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Well, the only place where a non-programmer would treat the idea that programmers should have offices with incredulity would be a place that doesn't value softw
by thehardsphere 9y ago
Well, the only place where a non-programmer would treat the idea that programmers should have offices with incredulity would be a place that doesn't value software as its core business.
I mean, most "programmers" don't work for software companies; many of them are employed by banks and insurance companies. It's natural for that to be treated weird there.
- dmoy 9y ago"the only place where a non-programmer would treat the idea that programmers should have offices with incredulity would be a place that doesn't value software as its core business" But this is also not true, see e.g. Facebook, Google.