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We rearely do that. We just type the stuff we need in teams and the occasional formative talk once a month or so. Meetings are about twice a year, and they app
by spaniard89277 5y ago
We rearely do that. We just type the stuff we need in teams and the occasional formative talk once a month or so.
Meetings are about twice a year, and they appear in my teams calendar so I can plan ahead.
When I feel we need a serious discussion I write a long ass text, and people usually follows without needing a call. It's like forums, so that's something I'm used to.
But again, my job is very jump in, jump out. I don't really need too much focus, it's pretty much helpdesk with some admin, so I can get distracted without problem, and I don't really need to keep any code model in my head.
My only worry if I find a job in SW will be that, the need to keep my mind focused, not being able to be pretty much anywhere. I hope the pay offsets this fact.
- showsover 5y agoThat sounds like a dream to be honest. I wish I could work without having meetings where nobody likes to say anything and it just drags on. Wrt the SW job, it might be more difficult in the beginning as it takes some focus to understand the system and how your work fits into the bigger whole. After a time it becomes easier to understand and to jump in, jump out. Of course this completely depends on the company and job type. My job is very non-demanding and I can easily coast by on just 3-4 hours of work a day. Other people are in a different situation.
- spaniard89277 5y agoIt's not a dream job because it barely pays above minimum wage. I have a hard time saving. And that's cos I live in a cheapish city. I hope jumping into software makes this better and can finally be financially confy.