> I wouldn't be suprised if they put their less important employees working on the providers. No, that is not the case from what I saw when I worked there. At

> I wouldn't be suprised if they put their less important employees working on the providers. No, that is not the case from what I saw when I worked there. At least one provider was supported by a product team so there was a tension between working on the product or working on the provider and it was easy to lose context on the latest changes another team may have contributed. Contrast that with, say, the dedicated provider developers for AWS where they aren’t pulled in multiple directions.