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Well I mean tech tenure is what, like, 8-20 months anyway? We’re not building bridges; software projects complete quicker on average than your average megastruc
by glouwbug 5y ago
Well I mean tech tenure is what, like, 8-20 months anyway? We’re not building bridges; software projects complete quicker on average than your average megastructure. People move on once the project is done
- tdeck 5y agoIn what sector of "tech"? Perhaps it's sample bias, but I've never observed this behavior (leaving after less than 12 months, or after your first project) in any of my peers. I could definitely see that for contractors but people who leave that early usually don't do it voluntarily.
- glouwbug 5y agoCertainly - if years of JIRA bug crushing appeals to the onlooker, power to them. I personally find myself either exhausted or bored after 18 months. This is about the time I've learned as much as the job can offer without the need of extensive force (adhering to the 80 / 20 rule, at the very least)