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I appreciate the introspective question. I think at a foundational level, it's a matter of being left out of meetings and conversations pertaining to tasks/feat
by RandomEngineer 8y ago
I appreciate the introspective question. I think at a foundational level, it's a matter of being left out of meetings and conversations pertaining to tasks/features that I was previously responsible for. While I do miss having my input heard, I imagine that being "another cog in the machine" is just something that I'll need to get used to for the remainder of my time here.
- crazypyro 8y agoMaybe you should have more candid discussions about where you want to be with whoever it is you report to... I think the first step would be making sure you know what you want, they know what you want, and everyone is on the same page to get there. I mean, are you okay just being another engineer or do you want to a key technical leader as the organization grows? Those can be two very different roles.