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I'm in NYC, and I only know a Java dev in MN. I work for a startup in Mountain View (a fairly well known one?) and I still haven't ever worked for a company th
by alnayyir 16y ago
I'm in NYC, and I only know a Java dev in MN.
I work for a startup in Mountain View (a fairly well known one?) and I still haven't ever worked for a company that exceeded a 5 on the Joel Test.
That particular fact is why I'm considering leaving web dev altogether for embedded or something where external constraints force the development process to be more structured. We'll see though.
- ljscharen 16y agoWell, I can't say that an 11 on the Joel Test is a strict criteria. :) I would say we started at a zero and are at a 2 right now. This "field trip" idea is just a way of trying to accelerate the developer's growth curve. Other ideas are welcome.