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...Because OP is getting paid a big salary to do what the business requires, not what they wish their responsibility could be? > Also, if someone wants to writ
by thatguymike 4y ago
...Because OP is getting paid a big salary to do what the business requires, not what they wish their responsibility could be?
> Also, if someone wants to write code, in a team with other senior developers, where should one go?
> Startups and consulting gigs probably better align with wanting to be hands on keyboard, but at the price of a paycut.
- azangru 4y ago> ...Because OP is getting paid a big salary to do what the business requires, not what they wish their responsibility could be? Is this what the business truly requires though? As a person grows his skill in software development domain, does the business really require him to transition from being an expert programmer to being an unskilled manager? Being a competent software developer doesn't qualify one for a big salary? Isn't it what the Peter Principle was all about?
- Tyrek 4y agoWhat the business truly requires is an abstract question. What the business expects of him, however, has been answered in this thread. The purpose of a system is what it does, etc.