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Fair enough, but classifying something as "unproductive" just because you don't enjoy doing it seems a bit... incorrect. I'm curious as to whether developing a
by pyrhho 16y ago
Fair enough, but classifying something as "unproductive" just because you don't enjoy doing it seems a bit... incorrect.
I'm curious as to whether developing automated testing and deployment stuff would count as doing testing and deploying, or as developing exciting new stuff.
- Travis 16y agoSorry, just to clarify a bit: it's not that I consider it unproductive because I don't like it, but because my personal productivity is much less for projects I am less engaged in. So I'm less productive due to the nature of the work. And for me, developing the automated stuff is still not particularly interesting. I guess if I were designing cars, my interests (and thus most productive department) would lie with building the car itself (engine, body, drivetrain, etc.) rather than the safety system or QA. Maybe it's just my personality.