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> What you're less likely to do is work in an area where your work isn't interesting, contributes nothing significant, and rots people's minds. Have you head o
by version_five 5y ago
> What you're less likely to do is work in an area where your work isn't interesting, contributes nothing significant, and rots people's minds.
Have you head of finance? What I think is that most current tech folks started their careers out of genuine interest, and so think along the lines you describe. But now that the money has really arrived, the balance will shift to the type-A aspirational folks who only care about the highest paying, most highly regarded career, and are looking for some FAANG->YC Startup->Management path. These people absolutely are happy to do whatever as long as they get external validation, and would have no compunction about working at FB as long as it keeps them on the track they planned.
- crate_barre 5y agoWe’ve crossed the Rubican on the injection of type-a’s in this field. The entire Agile layer is one hell of a ruse where they managed to employ an entire group of unnecessary people into what used to be a very natural workflow. I really don’t need a scrum master asking me every morning what the fuck I did yesterday, or size stories every other day. Believe me, I really don’t. I almost want finance to be glamorized again so it can siphon these people away.