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I think an employee would prefer to be rated on the quality and quantity of their output, not on whether they used autocomplete or not.
by sriram_malhar 6y ago
I think an employee would prefer to be rated on the quality and quantity of their output, not on whether they used autocomplete or not.
- svennek 6y agoHopefully not quantity as measured by lines-of-code...
- sriram_malhar 6y agoRight, not quantity in that sense, but as a fraction of the working product expected of you. I have known a couple of people who fussed and fussed with little chunks of code until they were little gems, but always missed the big picture and missed deadlines. I have also known a few whose instinct was to write a framework first, and that takes a life of its own; the most egregious one was a CLOS (common lisp) style system using C macros. Debugging was a nightmare.