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> It's insane how many companies hire and build teams around visions their teams don't understand well at all Conversely, it’s also insane how many companies h
by vosper 5y ago
> It's insane how many companies hire and build teams around visions their teams don't understand well at all
Conversely, it’s also insane how many companies hire and build teans around visions the teams know won’t work. The knowledge is there (perhaps distributed), but it never congeals, and everyone just plows ahead.
- twh270 5y agoHah, this is me right now. Architects sold the business on a pie-in-the-sky grand vision, and teams are now busy implementing it even though its value is almost certainly a net negative. (Replacing something currently working with a highly over-engineered "platform" solution-for-all that will end up requiring heavy customization for each client.) On the plus side, it keeps me employed.
- uglygoblin 5y agoWe are either all on the same project or this is a common outcome ;)
- WrtCdEvrydy 5y agoThis is the most common outcome from people wanting to make their resumes look "good".
- twh270 5y agoThe unfortunate situation is that continued employability in this industry almost requires a certain amount of resume-driven-development. It's much harder to get $newJob when your resume is full of stale tech from $currentJob.