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I am not denying that at all. I know my share of carpenters and if they are in a pickle, they might take on a job like that, and swear about it like there is no

by atoav 3y ago

I am not denying that at all. I know my share of carpenters and if they are in a pickle, they might take on a job like that, and swear about it like there is no tomorrow all the way to the bank. What I found remarkable wasn't that there are badly managed projects, but that there are software devs who seem to think there is no other way than doing it like that.

matjazmuhic 3y ago
Yep, I have met a few developers like this. A lot of them would not even question the situation or explain it is not a food idea doing things a certain way. They would just take the path of least resistance. I think the abundance of jobs - maybe not anymore? - also added to the problem. I’ve received countless CVs where the developer didn’t stay at the same job for more than a year, max two. Now, it could be that some of the jobs sucked, bit it is highly unlikely that all of them sucked.