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Problem is, as far as the coder is aware, the ideas are dismissed before the manager knows that the ideas were. Maybe bright; maybe not. Usually no explanatio
by NPMaxwell 9y ago
Problem is, as far as the coder is aware, the ideas are dismissed before the manager knows that the ideas were. Maybe bright; maybe not. Usually no explanation is made for why the ideas were dismissed. If an explanation is made, the coder isn't being disrespected and doesn't go down this path.
- weeksie 9y agoIn a perfect world, sure! The thesis of the article was that the _reason_ developers only want to code is because they aren't being given explanations. While that might be the case sometimes, it's nothing near a hard and fast rule. In fact, sulky behavior is often an indicator of immaturity even if the management also sucks.