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My honest advice: If possible, start looking for a new job. Not sure where you live but my expectation is that the employer should provide the developers with

• seltzered_ 4y ago
  Similar sentiment, or become a contractor that charges appropriately for using your own equipment. Like others said, first talk about the differences and frustrations calmly with the group. It seems like the differences make you feel like you're less a part of the team, despite already going through a phase of interning. Also, I dont think the author ahould be blamed for mixing in his personal machine. Been in a number of situations where large employers have been horrible at getting a good quality computer to employees. Sometimes its due to management idiocy, bizarre chasms between the IT cost management department (even when your manager approves a top-line machine for you), and our world of supply chain shortages delaying things by months paired with the added complexity of working remotely.