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If you put yourself in your managers shoes, what are the demands and most important goals that need to be achieved? Sometimes the reality of the situation is le
by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
If you put yourself in your managers shoes, what are the demands and most important goals that need to be achieved? Sometimes the reality of the situation is less than perfect and you can't personally blame them for it. I've seen backend developers forced to do UI work when they absolutely did not want to and our manager was very blunt about the fact that we didn't have the resources to get a FE developer, or even the need for one full time so "tough luck". After that conversation, the BE dev. did the mature thing and got on with it.
- ghaff 4y ago>After that conversation, the BE dev. did the mature thing and got on with it. Sure. At least for the near-term, get on with it after you've had the discussion. However, if you're being compensated as someone with a lot of experience in an area and you dropped into something quite different, sure you can learn and certainly some skills and experience are transferable--but you may still be performing at a significantly lower level than before for least at a decent period.