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I don't want to contest your personal experience, however I find it very hard to believe you could work in an enterprise environment and not know people like th
by dkhenry 7y ago
I don't want to contest your personal experience, however I find it very hard to believe you could work in an enterprise environment and not know people like the one's I have described. I have met these kinds of people at all the FAANG companies as well as every single software development firm I have worked with.
- vector_spaces 7y agoI have known people like this, but my point (poorly articulated) is that I don't think these biases against enterprise devs who happen to have experience with a particular toolchain are appropriate, since not all enterprise devs are like this, and, as others have mentioned, they aren't unique to developers with experience in those technologies -- for example, I've run into this issue pretty much exclusively with folks on the data side (not in the company I work for) using Python via Jupyter Notebooks and R via RStudio. Anyway -- I think it's fairly straightforward to filter these kinds of people out of your pool without going the nuclear option?