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I wouldn't walk away from a company just because they were not using a given technology. I would walk away if they were using a technology not fit for the job,
by nrmitchi 5y ago
I wouldn't walk away from a company just because they were not using a given technology.
I would walk away if they were using a technology not fit for the job, or were actively building an in-house version based on out-dated knowledge (the use of the word "minion" in Kubernetes was deprecated in 2014 IIRC).
Think about this in another realm, like plumbing. If you were a plumber, would you accept a plumbing job if the company told you that they didn't buy materials and tools, and were instead designing and building their own in-house version?
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y ago> based on out-dated knowledge (the use of the word "minion" in Kubernetes was deprecated in 2014 IIRC). If they decided in 2014 not to use k8s, how much effort do you expect them to spend on keeping up-to-date with the latest and greatest of a technology that they're not using?
- nrmitchi 5y agoSure, but if you don't want to keep up to date with something, don't write an article about it. If you choose to write an article in 2021 about it, I would expect some level of updated research first.