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This reads like a guy trying to take complete ownership, while renouncing to any accountability. I have been in this industry for 15+ years, and as a developer
by manuelabeledo 5y ago
This reads like a guy trying to take complete ownership, while renouncing to any accountability.
I have been in this industry for 15+ years, and as a developer, I have a surprising amount of experience dealing with customers. Of course, when a customer complains about some feature not working, I would not just take their word for it. Customers mess up too.
What I would not do is brush their complains off. "This is a systemic issue". "They are causing problems". "They don't know better". "They don't have the correct incentives". Try telling that to a customer, or to your boss.
The obvious disconnect from his own team is the problem.
- loopz 5y agoYou are not the customer though, but coworkers, and most probably in different departments with opposite goals and priorities. People from dev regard this as "dev bubble" = your last 15 years of experience. Not a joke.