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Eh, I've had multiple managers and all of them have been happy with the bare minimum. I would not call that lazy. There is literally no reason to work more. Ra
by xvector 5y ago
Eh, I've had multiple managers and all of them have been happy with the bare minimum.
I would not call that lazy. There is literally no reason to work more. Rather, I would call working more "passionate."
Let's normalize not selling your soul to your employer out of some misplaced sense of pride.
- khazhoux 5y ago> Let's normalize not selling your soul to your employer out of some misplaced sense of pride. That's a bit dramatic, I'd say. The reason people can get away with working one hour a day is simply because software development is so abstract, that it can never be estimated or tracked accurately. This guy takes advantage of that, by giving his co-workers the impression that he's actively solving problems, when he's just kicking back and doing something else all day. And respectfully, I suspect your managers were either not actually happy with someone literally delivering the least they could, or they were incompetent.
- Apocryphon 5y agoMaybe all of his coworkers are doing the same thing.