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I've sort of become the defacto front end expert at our company, and accordingly people will reach out to me for help all the time. The questions tend to be sor
by ramesh31 5y ago
I've sort of become the defacto front end expert at our company, and accordingly people will reach out to me for help all the time. The questions tend to be sortable into two buckets:
1. Questions where the asker has thought deeply about the problem and has some specific technical hurdle that isn't necessarily straightforward and requires an expert judgement call.
2. Questions that show the asker has absolutely no understanding of the problem at hand, where I will have to spend 15 minutes just getting to the root of the issue and explaining why their reasoning was fundamentally flawed. Then we can start addressing the actual issue.
I'll spend all day long happily helping people with the first type of question. But I really have zero patience whatsoever for the second type.