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>coders exist to increase complexity and guarantee their own necessity Holds true in more cases than not, at least in my experience in the enterprise. "Writing
by moonchrome 15y ago
>coders exist to increase complexity and guarantee their own necessity
Holds true in more cases than not, at least in my experience in the enterprise. "Writing your own X" when off-the-shelf solution is available is a dominant example of this.
- rbanffy 15y agoIn many companies the same rigid structures that allow them to operate with average and below-population-average employees reward those who can game them andreduce their own output to the lowest levels toleraed by the structure. I have freed many good programmers from this trap, but not nearly enough and many remain to be saved.