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Yeah I liked a lot the idea when working in a small startup as the ops team we removed was way slower than us, but now that I work in a company making actual mo
by xwolfi 5y ago
Yeah I liked a lot the idea when working in a small startup as the ops team we removed was way slower than us, but now that I work in a company making actual money relying on actual regulatory deadline, I find myself wishing they'd reinstate the ops team they also removed to stop us from having to learn all the details on the gigantic infrastructure that can fail, from routers in another continent to red hat bugs to hedge fund client complaints...
This move to make the dev team all-doing isn't really working as efficiently as the cost reduction made it appear.
- qaq 5y agoit never does. Suits want a "generic employee" that can work on any problem. Makes planing way easier.
- pjmlp 5y agoAka consultant. As I was once told, you just need to be one chapter ahead of the customer.
- draw_down 5y agoIsn’t it great that we’ve figured out a cool sounding phrase for what is basically cost savings? We’re full cycle developers bro, our company is definitely not just cheap!