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Geez. That employee sounds almost as awful as the place you work.

• korethr 8y ago
  employees, and worked. The individual items were distributed across the various individual contractors cycling in and out; no one was guilty of all of those points, but most were guilty of some. If it was one mostly-static set of contractors who could've been grown into actually productive devs who cared about their craft, that would have been one thing, and I'd have felt proud to have contributed to said growth. But an endless parade of people with whom communication is difficult will eventually have a corrosive effect upon the soul. I haven't worked there for years. When I was laid off during the acquisition, I didn't protest, because I was about to look for a new job anyway. My only regret was not being allowed to finish building the new image deployment system so the persons to take up my duties wouldn't have to deal with yet-another-half-finished-system-built-by-people-no-longer-working-here.