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I’ve wondered whether these good engineers are really a net benefit. They crank out something spiffy, move your big systems to it, and then disappear to work o
by yters 6y ago
I’ve wondered whether these good engineers are really a net benefit. They crank out something spiffy, move your big systems to it, and then disappear to work on the next hotness, leaving an already burdened tech team to support yet one more spiffy stack that is not quite as reliable or easy to use as we would like.
- sgt101 6y agoI think you need to either talk to your system architecture function or get a system architecture function in your organisation. Managing this stuff is a job, and it requires discipline and organisation. It's one of the few functions of an IT department that is left once you go to cloud (as dealing with Oracle's bullshit is then gone). The younglin's doing development in the business functions have to play by the rules - and the business functions need to agree that there are rules or they will : a) spend much monies on the issue you describe b) get cracked open like fresh eggs by any passing hacker who is keen on sports cars