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Most younglings are very enthusiastic, it’s usually the process of not being able to go up in the ladder (only so many can be bosses) nor the opportunity to spe
by danielscrubs 6y ago
Most younglings are very enthusiastic, it’s usually the process of not being able to go up in the ladder (only so many can be bosses) nor the opportunity to specialize (with acknowledgment from the bosses) that grinds people down and it usually happens within just a couple of years.
If your bosses are empathetic and proud, you’ll get way better output than grinding people down for a couple of years and then getting fresh blood. That’s at least my experience from working as a consultant. So check your system first and then get the stars.
- dariusj18 6y agoThere are two types of "younglings". 1. Those that want to refactor the entire codebase and are shot down, and become jaded about the management structure. 2. Those who refactor the entire codebase and learn why they should have been stopped. They then become the managers who stop the next generation.