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I completely disagree. Yes, using git blame and getting support from your senior engineers is expected of junior engineers. However, it sounds like there was pr

I completely disagree. Yes, using git blame and getting support from your senior engineers is expected of junior engineers. However, it sounds like there was pretty much no growth in ability to work independently after two years as a full-time developer on the team. I can't judge further without knowing the details—perhaps they were not getting the mentoring they needed to be independent, and the senior members of the team are responsible for that. But in any case, this is not "where they should have been".

shortcake27 4y ago
They had the ability to work independently on their own projects, just not the team projects. Also, the post screams impostor syndrome, so it’s likely their “inability to work independently” claim is exaggerated. You’re right, we don’t have the full details, but this sounds like a team problem to me. I also believe that when a student fails, this is the fault of the teacher, not the student. It seems likely they weren’t getting the support they needed.