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Can they be wholly blamed? Managers and other people who have more power than young developers want developers to be replaceable cogs.
by SomethingOrNot 8y ago
Can they be wholly blamed? Managers and other people who have more power than young developers want developers to be replaceable cogs.
- austincheney 8y agoI mostly agree. I see this is a self-fulfilling prophecy. When a unicorn with 20 years experience cannot be found I feel like companies settle on junior developers they don't have confidence in. Because of the low confidence the standard for exceptionalism is set very low. This is extremely problematic because it directly produces entitlement (unearned praise) in a generation already stereotyped 9perhaps falsely) as exceptionally entitled. In a healthy environment organizations would hire junior developers into environments that are social inviting, but technically not at all friendly. Without challenges developers won't grow, so challenge the shit out of the juniors.
- maxxxxx 8y ago"Can they be wholly blamed? Managers and other people who have more power than young developers want developers to be replaceable cogs." I don't envy a lot of young guys whose first professional experience is to be micromanaged daily in scrum and JIRA.