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Experimental projects tend to be personal, even in a corporate setting, because team projects are usually too large to be a mere experiment (for example, they c
by HelloNurse 3y ago
Experimental projects tend to be personal, even in a corporate setting, because team projects are usually too large to be a mere experiment (for example, they can become serious product prototypes rather than pure testbeds).
- davisoneee 3y agoIf that's the case, your direction doesn't matter. You've got a task to complete. Your boss sets the direction and requirements. You might disagree with a 'new person's' implementation, but that's a discussion point. 'Direction' and 'implementation' are distinct. For a commercial project that you're tasked with, the direction is part of the task. If you're setting the direction, you've likely the authority to set the direction, in which point it's not 'team' and more 'manage' or senior dev.