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And do you think individual contributors have access to that kind of metric? And if so, would the 27% not represent a team effort?
by AsyncAwait 6y ago
And do you think individual contributors have access to that kind of metric? And if so, would the 27% not represent a team effort?
- user5994461 6y agoOf course they have access to the metrics. To take the 3 examples given, somebody removing AWS instances should have access to the billing, somebody running a web application should know how many daily users there are, somebody optimizing page load time would measure the page load time before and after.
- enraged_camel 6y ago>>And do you think individual contributors have access to that kind of metric? This actually goes back to a piece of career advice I read about a decade ago and was able to make use of to significantly boost my income: when picking projects or teams, try to move close to those that directly affect the company's bottom line. You'll have much better success when asking for raises and promotions because it'll be a lot easier to show the impact of your work (or at least have access to people who can pull up those numbers/reports for you, if you have been nice to them).