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Why should it be demotivating trying do something perfectly as requested? Many of us, including me, come from freelancing, and perhaps that trained many to ans
by egeozcan 4y ago
Why should it be demotivating trying do something perfectly as requested?
Many of us, including me, come from freelancing, and perhaps that trained many to answer most customer requests with "ok but what you really want is...", but in a company where there are people doing that as their job... Why bother?
Actually I would even go further and argue that too many passionate developers talking product management in every refinement meeting is a big inefficiency, and depending on the company size, sometimes even one is one too many.
- aidaman 4y agolol because developing products that users want/work well for users is 100x more important than writing code.
- egeozcan 4y agoProtecting the environment and sustainability is also 100x more important than that. Do we ever draw a line where our responsibilities end or as developers do we have to gather knowledge and make the best decisions until we reach singularity or the heat death of the universe? Delegating is okay, or you burn yourself out.