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Unless you're a FAANG your company probably doesn't have the cash on hand to hire 2x as many developers as they need to let them "personally develop" on the clo
by shiftpgdn 7y ago
Unless you're a FAANG your company probably doesn't have the cash on hand to hire 2x as many developers as they need to let them "personally develop" on the clock.
- perl4ever 7y agoFor almost any developer salary, you can go out and hire someone for half the amount, so it seems like just a matter of whether the benefit outweighs the costs.
- hyfgfh 7y agoWe also never have time to fix TD because we are too busy creating it. It's all a question of managing resources, for a small startup or a Medium-sized company, if really stop to listener our "drones" we would waste so much resources
- mc3 7y agoThe assumption is that developers, like bricklayers, can do a certain amount of work per hour, and hiring twice as many will get twice as much done. One great idea well executed at a company could save the need for an entire team of developers from being hired to do some mundane maintenance shit ... such is the leverage from code.