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No, there is no lead programmer and the founder isn't technical. I'm the only person here who actually understands software engineering. I have to write long es
by throwanay1 16y ago
No, there is no lead programmer and the founder isn't technical. I'm the only person here who actually understands software engineering. I have to write long essays and letters to explain why things aren't the way they should be and I often have to lecture the other developers on what I mean by O(nlogn) vs O(n^2), ftp vs version control, spread sheet vs bug tracking system, project manager vs supervisor, sys admin vs phpmyadmin user.
- arctangent 16y agoIt sounds like quitting may be the best option. But it's always worth seeing if there's a little more money available if you take on extra responsibilities to train up the rest of the team - assuming that this is a trade-off you're happy with.