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As you said, you define your creativity by your code itself. I think some programmers (at least me) want a wider freedom, for example about features, or proces
by bluewalt 5y ago
As you said, you define your creativity by your code itself.
I think some programmers (at least me) want a wider freedom, for example about features, or process, or devops stuff, etc etc.
I think the more you're in a big structure with defined roles, the more it's difficult to have this freedom, not only about the way to code, but the way to work.
- codebolt 5y agoI'm probably a bit blessed, but I have a voice in all those facets. I think the key for me has been to work on a small product-focused team that defines its own microcosm within the larger org, where the roles aren't too rigidly defined and everyone mostly just does what is needed to move the ship forward.