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imho, they should have expected that, since Shopify is a known Ruby shop edit: this wasn't meant to insult OP, sorry
by ushakov 5y ago
imho, they should have expected that, since Shopify is a known Ruby shop
edit: this wasn't meant to insult OP, sorry
- aeonflux 5y agoIt's not a 3 man company, you know. If they are interviewed and hired as Frontend (React) Developer in organization of that scale, they might expect to actually do what they are qualified to do.
- skrebbel 5y agoYou make it sound like the author did something wrong. Accepting a job and finding after 5 months that, for whatever reason, it's not your thing is pretty OK is it? Better to quit quick than stick around unhappy.
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- lkxijlewlf 5y ago> imho, they should have expected that, since Shopify is a known Ruby shop Why is there always the tendency to blame the person and NOT the company?
- inopinatus 5y agoSuch a tendency is not on display here. This is like accepting a job at NASA and assuming you’re going into space.
- krageon 5y ago> known If you apply for a role that is explained to you, what does it matter what the company mostly does? If I apply to a rail maintenance company as a programmer, should I expect to maintain rail? No.
- MattGaiser 5y agoCP Rail anecdotally does this with a lot of its office staff in case of a strike.