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In my experience, companies expect developers to output features quickly. When it does not happen as quickly as expected the assumption is that its the develope
by stx 6y ago
In my experience, companies expect developers to output features quickly. When it does not happen as quickly as expected the assumption is that its the developers when often times its the overall organizations process that is a mess. Its not necessarily a technology problem but a people problem.
- onemoresoop 6y agoPeople also create technology or adopt technology because of people, most of the time. You have a point there with messy organziations, but that is not mutually exclusive with the software stack, usually up to date with the fashion. And it is amusing that older technology almost always can get the job done okay and efficiently only because its problems are already known and there are already boring but understood worksarounds. Yes, boring but works. Versus cool and solves this problems but causes other new problems we know nothing about. It’s been so far just like a game of whackamole