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I mean you can certainly fire 80% of engineers and the software still runs. Most workers if you fire 80%, there is an immediate drop in production. I think th
by 3a2d29 4y ago
I mean you can certainly fire 80% of engineers and the software still runs.
Most workers if you fire 80%, there is an immediate drop in production.
I think the loss of engineers is felt on a more long-term basis.
- dopidopHN 4y agoI mean, it’s all about building fancy automation right? It’s not surprising that our faithful machines keep generating heat and maybe money. Then, how long can that last ? Probably a while. I’ve been in mostly sinking ships. People are way more replaceable that we think. In a good way. But mistake are made. Quality drop. New features halt. Turnover rise….