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That is the one "no..." sentence that I'd leave there. It serves to distinguish them from the a particular culture. That message is lost when you just say "nic
by bighi 9y ago
That is the one "no..." sentence that I'd leave there. It serves to distinguish them from the a particular culture.
That message is lost when you just say "nice, caring humans".
- ng12 9y agoDon't you think it's odd to be replacing a non-inclusive culture by creating a new one?
- fleitz 9y agoLife involves choices, most of the reason I dislike the 'no brogrammer/ninja/rockstar/competent people' culture is because its so wishy-washy about what it actually does and does not like. I'd rather know that my talents aren't welcome than waste time in meetings explaining why their feels don't make the code work. There are plenty of companies that want people who can manage to code something that works without involving 16 other people. There are plenty of people who want to work in that environment and it helps me filter out the places I don't want to work by knowing they don't want individual contributors.