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Comes with the territory I think. Working in an environment of complete secrecy does not help you create new or unique things. I can only imagine how unpleasant
by upofadown 9y ago
Comes with the territory I think. Working in an environment of complete secrecy does not help you create new or unique things. I can only imagine how unpleasant it would be to work in such an environment. You probably wouldn't be allowed to talk to your coworkers about what you are doing, much less someone outside the organization.
- tptacek 9y agoNo, not really: NSA has the same constraints, and does much more interesting work. I think NSA's quality problem comes from the fact that a lot of its raw technical output comes from people that are effectively working in their first real programming jobs.