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It reminds me of when people complain about stuff like Electron apps. If you hate it, go do it yourself. You’ll either a) succeed and solve your problem or b)
by Waterluvian 3y ago
It reminds me of when people complain about stuff like Electron apps.
If you hate it, go do it yourself. You’ll either a) succeed and solve your problem or b) develop a much more complete understanding of the problems being faced by someone in a different role.
I think every worker would benefit from being more involved in the business operations, or really any other jobs that help their company/project function.
(of course it’s probably not practical to do so)
- geodel 3y ago> If you hate it, go do it yourself. Exactly right. All large enterprises I have worked give full freedom to devs to develop alternative to any SAAS product they dislike. As simple as that.
- Waterluvian 3y agoHahaha. Okay but seriously, I’m reminded of the four months I spent as a dishwasher and the hundred times the half drunk line cook ranted about how he could run a better restaurant. Then do it! Quit and start your own SAAS app! To be clear I don’t mean to take your ball and go home the moment people aren’t doing things your way. Everyone has a responsibility to communicate and raise concerns productively. But if one finds themselves constantly thinking everyone else is a clown and they could actually do it better… go do it!
- ericjmorey 3y agoYou know why they don't. The people who have started the organization they're complaining about had more resources and opportunities than the person complaining.
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