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- jsjohnst 8y agoI’d probably stop talking on this thread if I were you. If your management chain sees this, you’ll have at minimum a conversation about using judgement when speaking in a public forum, at worst, your comments might be used as justification for disciplinary action.
- winslett 8y agoHis management has already nudged him to find a new job.
- beepbeepbeep1 8y agoLast comment This was a bit back but not to far back. Took a significant pay rise. elsewhere and got to work with some other ex atlassian colleagues.
- jsjohnst 8y agoDisparaging your former employer might also be against your employment agreement and doesn’t make you look good either. Just giving a friendly heads up!
- Waterluvian 8y agoI'm skeptical that there isn't another side of this story or at least less absolute terms used. For example, maybe there's a push against everyone using all their own favourites everywhere. I can see a strong argument for, "please stop writing in Foo. We use Java, Go, Python, and C++. Pick the right one of those for the job at hand. We all benefit from using a common set of tools." I'm not denying what you're saying. Just feeling a healthy skepticism that they "ban" languagues without a good faith objective.