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You say “preferred” alot in your post. Did a leader in your organization ask you to switch tooling and you declined? I work in an organization where we cut d
by batoure 3y ago
You say “preferred” alot in your post.
Did a leader in your organization ask you to switch tooling and you declined?
I work in an organization where we cut deployment bugs in angular by a shocking 40% by consolidating our teams tooling into a consistent set of standards. If a developer started with us who after hearing this wouldnt agree to conform to those standards we would terminate them as quickly as possible.
- tamarind8 3y agoNo. No one asked me that. In fact, they are pretty easy going in terms of what tools a developer chooses. Which is why its so crushing that he said "we have to let you go, because I do not believe you will handle the tooling we choose six months down the line" I mean.... are this future toolings going to be brought down from aliens???