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He means alone for "code supervision". That means you communicate with clients and/or analysts for your specs, but don't get code review or anything else from a
by woolion 4y ago
He means alone for "code supervision". That means you communicate with clients and/or analysts for your specs, but don't get code review or anything else from a senior engineer. No advice on how to architect, when to refactor, etc.
- mym1990 4y agoBut if you're working on something so complex that it needs 6 months of heads down time...and you're not getting any technical feedback or advice...is that not a huge red flag?
- yencabulator 4y agoGrandparent said > Your level as an engineer should be based on how much deep work you can do without screwing the pooch. A really good engineer can do 6 months of head-down work without a disaster. A really good engineer does not need technical feedback or advice in that time, as long as the problem is clear enough in the beginning. Here, try this as a though exercise: "Create a new distributed nosql database that uses WASM modules for non-interactive transactions." A really good engineer really, really, doesn't need "technical feedback" during the process to implement that.