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They still have nearly 10k employees and are a big, affluent company. None of their project should be a one-man project, but, even if it were, they should still
by frollo 7y ago
They still have nearly 10k employees and are a big, affluent company. None of their project should be a one-man project, but, even if it were, they should still be able to find enough engineers to work on it in case of emergencies.
If it can be done by a small startup with a total of 3 devs in the entire company (and I have seen it done), it can be done by a company the size of Citrix.
- thedance 7y agoI guess you'd be surprised at how easy it is for an organization to just de-staff a launched product.
- throwiay987 7y agowhy are we defending gross incompetence and laid back attitudes again?
- mynameisvlad 7y agoWho is defending, exactly? thedance is pointing out that we have no idea of the inner workings of Citrix, and how they staff their projects. It's not completely unreasonable to believe a non-core project has minimal staffing levels.