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Holy lord thank you. When did it become incumbent on devs to come up with the entire business process as well? I feel like I'm here to code your ideas, not co
by nickthemagicman 9y ago
Holy lord thank you.
When did it become incumbent on devs to come up with the entire business process as well?
I feel like I'm here to code your ideas, not come up with the ideas and processes as well as code them.
It's literally plain and clear at that point how pointless management and buisiness is in those situations
- malyk 9y agoThat sounds so...boring! Not only that, you are unlikely to advance far if you are relying on other people to tell you what to build.
- Toast_25 9y agoI agree! You are coding ideas for people, but somebody needs to translate those ideas into code for them to work, and what might be planned might not be the best or most efficient course of action.
- AstralStorm 9y agoSometimes it is hubris, such as where management prevents experimentation. Unlike developers who tend to be experts in the domain, managers tend to be experts at sales and management but not the domain of the product. Yet they get to value market ideas and their impact. Moreover, they love to hide this behind anonymous "units" and "divisions" to redirect blame and responsibility. In the past, such problems were solved by analysts and focus tests using prototypes. But when you work on the cheap, even finished applications are prototypes.