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#disagree-and-commute

• hinkley 3y ago
  I have yet to work at a place where 'disagree and commit' did not devolve into 'shut up and code'. It seems to be one of those things that looks good on paper and is rotten in practice.
  • hot_gril 3y ago
    I'm honestly fine with "shut up and code" at the appropriate times and wish more of my coworkers would do that.
  • fnordpiglet 3y ago
    To be fair Amazon really does encourage disagreement. But at some point a decisions is made and they want people to lean into it. Sometimes it can feel like shut up and code, but that’s not the rule.
  • HDThoreaun 3y ago
    What do you mean devolve? That's literally what it means, no devolution necessary. First you disagree, then whether you get your way or not you shut up and code.