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As anything else it depends. You have to find the right balance between annoying management and fixing the problems against their will. I went on multiple jobs
by trabant00 4y ago
As anything else it depends. You have to find the right balance between annoying management and fixing the problems against their will. I went on multiple jobs from making managers lose their temper in meetings to them coming to me first asking for help. But I was also offered a significant compensation to just leave a company, which I took cause it had come to outright war.
I don't think you can "find your sanity" as I believe that taking technical issues personal is just the way some people are built. But you can and should learn politics even if you find it repulsive.
- roflyear 4y agoYeah. Over the last four years, I have had a lot of really successful products at my current company - but for all of them, I basically had to do it "rogue" which takes a lot for me to do, because I value having buy-in from the business and management. But, they needed to be done, and I was right - even though I was fought on the products. It sucks.