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The developers are still people. Doesn't matter the size of the company, it's still a bunch of individuals who are likely suddenly dealing with a lot of stress
by Twirrim 7y ago
The developers are still people. Doesn't matter the size of the company, it's still a bunch of individuals who are likely suddenly dealing with a lot of stress and pressure that could never have been predicted, or have opportunity to scale up their engineering to meet.
- obmelvin 7y agoI'm sure there are plenty of people who would be delighted to be in that situation. At the end of the day Zoom is looking to stay a run-away success - assuming eng is being compensated appropriately it's really one of the best problems one could have in a job.
- tpmx 7y agoYeah.. no. Only on HN could these winners become "victims".
- jeffhuys 7y ago> Only on HN could these winners become "victims". Maybe because the users on here have an unique perspective on developers / development?
- pubkraal 7y agoI'd argue that if you're writing malicious privilege trampolines for operating systems, you could have very well predicted this would pop up and you get stressed out for it.