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Absolutely. In fact, I interviewed a guy last week that comes from very big tech and he basically himself admitted that they're basically wasting time and money
by manca 5y ago
Absolutely. In fact, I interviewed a guy last week that comes from very big tech and he basically himself admitted that they're basically wasting time and money chasing unknown "ideal" codec while almost always those projects hit dead end. He loves the money, I am sure, but he wants out anyway. :)
- Tade0 5y agoWho wouldn't eventually? I've been to a project where, because the development and "hardening" budgets were separate, we knowingly pushed out buggy code so that we could take advantage of the latter. Had I known that half of the job would be to game the system, I wouldn't have joined.
- nowherebeen 5y ago> half of the job would be to game the system, I wouldn't have joined. Bureaucracy is inevitable once a certain number of people join a group.
- ClumsyPilot 5y ago"Had I known that half of the job would be to game the system" You should be happy it's only half!