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I'll go a little further and say that more experienced engineers are just not as likely to put up with bullshit. If you've been in the industry long enough you'
by UncleOxidant 5y ago
I'll go a little further and say that more experienced engineers are just not as likely to put up with bullshit. If you've been in the industry long enough you've seen plenty of it from management, marketing, charismatic startup CEOs, etc. You've seen it lead to death marches, dangerous products, wasted effort, burnout. And you're just more likely to call it out and/or object. Most company cultures just don't like that - they want everyone to play along and pretend there's no problem with the plan from on high. They like the NCGs because they're very unlikely to object (in addition to being willing to work for a lot less).
- ornornor 5y ago> You've seen it lead to death marches, dangerous products, wasted effort, burnout. And you're just more likely to call it out and/or object. I’m not 50-60 but so this already. I still haven’t found a way to prevent people from inserting me into these train wreck projects. I call it out, it’s ignored, I’m labeled “not a team player”, and end up on most managers shit list.