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It's because we hire "software engineers" but we actually want them to be "business hackers", but lie to customers and regulators about the quality and integrit
by gowld 6y ago
It's because we hire "software engineers" but we actually want them to be "business hackers", but lie to customers and regulators about the quality and integrity of the product.
Then we mock them for trying to do the job they were hired for.
The fact that pogrammers bias toward rule following (the computer doesn't react well to people bluffing) is part of the conflict.