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Why aren't you interviewing for another job right now instead of sharing on HN? ;-) haha Joke aside. "No pain no gain" as they say. So what's one thing that wa
by K0SM0S 7y ago
Why aren't you interviewing for another job right now instead of sharing on HN? ;-) haha
Joke aside. "No pain no gain" as they say. So what's one thing that was painful today but eventually is learning / growth / wisdom for you?
- wtf_did_we_do 7y agoI am. I think others in the company are now too. To be told that our knowledge and expertise isn't respected was a real blow. I did also learn a lot about cloud architecture though.
- K0SM0S 7y agoAh yeah nothing like the most barebones PoC to learn a lot about something. Bird's eye view and all that. Good that you're already thinking 'next'! The blow you speak of is common unfortunately between different types, and there is always a sorta 'dominant' type in every business. Sometimes it's the engineers, sometimes it's the marketing, sometimes it's sales, sometimes it's c-execs. That's one piece of info worth having to make more informed career choices, depending on your goal — you usually thrive as part of the dominant type, i.e. "ethos" of the company. Look at the CEO and background of the managing backbone. It usually says a lot about a company's culture, who matters and who's recycled perpetually.
- wtf_did_we_do 7y agoIt's definitely engineering that get recycled, and our C level is made of people focused on sales. Now I know what to look for in a company, this event paid out in wisdom coins for me.