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It must depend on the industry. My experience is the opposite. I've had programming jobs where every single day consisted of me running into a bug and wanting
by ken 7y ago
It must depend on the industry. My experience is the opposite.
I've had programming jobs where every single day consisted of me running into a bug and wanting to fix it, and my manager saying there's no ROI in that and I need to add new features instead like The Roadmap says.
After switching to the physical world, there's definitely an understanding that while we shouldn't be slow, we should take as long as needed to do the job right. If we screw up, people could die. As they say: "OSHA regulations are written in blood."
- perl4ever 7y agoWhat about your experience with medical professionals, mechanics, etc.? It's all relative.