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Investing in that is vital if you want to grow as an engineering company. I work at a company with 2000 engineers, and the infrastructure and our build/change m
by baskethead 4y ago
Investing in that is vital if you want to grow as an engineering company. I work at a company with 2000 engineers, and the infrastructure and our build/change management/review system is horrible. It takes me all day to check something in, the integration tests are flaky and waste a lot of time tracking down errors, etc. Investing in this would collectively save so much time, but the people in charge think we can't afford the investment so everyone suffers.
- bdcravens 4y agoSounds more like an organizational issue than a technical one.