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For sake of clarity, "you" here means someone or some group. >> > you have to define what the job is > Technically, you don't. Technically, yes, "you" do. Mo
by Supermancho 3y ago
For sake of clarity, "you" here means someone or some group.
>> > you have to define what the job is
> Technically, you don't.
Technically, yes, "you" do. Most developers do not solely decide what they get paid for. This sentiment is as absurd as my example: I'll bring a toilet in tomorrow and call the serial processing job done because I delivered (without looking at any sort of work definition).
- marcosdumay 3y agoOh, your "you" here implies a manager-managed submission relation! Yeah, you can't have that without one of the parties defining the work. Again, that is a widely popular way for people to arrange themselves, but it's not obligatory. There are many people that do not work that way.