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Yes. Solo Software Engineer employed in a company of like 30 people. The other people are Network Engineers, Security and Management. Developing application fo
by rrgok 4y ago
Yes. Solo Software Engineer employed in a company of like 30 people.
The other people are Network Engineers, Security and Management.
Developing application for internal use. I'm employed with part-time contract (60%).
I'm burning out. I have to do everything. From project management, devops, gathering requirement, testing, customer support, documentation, instruct,... All you can think of doing as a team of at least 2-3 people, I'm doing it solo. This is not the way, I can feel it. The people don't open issues, don't communicate. I have to keep nagging, asking to give me feedback and test. Keep asking: test and give me a feedback. And then, when they need a feature to be usable, something breaks or don't work the way they thought should work (That's why damn it I asked to test and give me feedback). The thing that made me go crazy was when I asked to test a feature in the development version, so that when they feel ok, I would deploy it in production. I got answered: I can't be bothered to have two URLs and test on different version than the production version. I mean, what am I supposed to do?
I should at least be paid more. Looking for another company with an actual Software Engineer team, with an actual Project Manager and actual person/system that test the requirements/specification. With a member who spend most of his time to documenting and giving support. Thinking about quitting.
- Joel_Mckay 4y agoAlways have to watch out for a business with 1 donkey cart... you usually end up pulling everything, and being treated like an ass. Thank you, I am here all evening... lol =)