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I have to ask. Does this mean that maintenance is always someone else's responsibility and never someone's responsibility directly?
by fogetti 7y ago
I have to ask. Does this mean that maintenance is always someone else's responsibility and never someone's responsibility directly?
- scarface74 7y agoMaintenance is not a “problem” even if I am the maintainer or in my case, the “rearchiterer”. It’s what they are paying me to do. What a company needs at one phase of its existence is different than at another phase. It would be just as wrong for me to come into a company at the beginning of its existence when they are just trying to go from 0 to MVP and worry about unit tests, branching strategy, and “process” as it would be to promote the pioneer to a team lead.