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Sr enough developers who's role expands beyond a single team, architects, product managers, product owners, the list goes on for the roles of people who are oft
by adra 4y ago
Sr enough developers who's role expands beyond a single team, architects, product managers, product owners, the list goes on for the roles of people who are often task of thinking big picture about the health and "end-to-end" picture of any given software project. Your narrow synicism makes me assume you don't work in a company that has a large dev org. People specialize and if you want to be the learn and do everything person, you'll find that you're doing less and learning more which isn't a good fit for most orgs.
- quickthrower2 4y agoYou are right I have worked in relatively small companies (and "bigger small" companies that were not doing web). My concern is not specialization which I think is necessary for a larger company. It is more the technical solution of "here is GraphQL now your teams don't need to talk and you don't need anyone thinking end to end". I can't believe that is helpful. I may have created a strawman though?