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End of the day, you can always quit and do another job. Part of the role of senior+ engineers in tech is to be a force multiplier and work across silos. If you
by pertymcpert 3y ago
End of the day, you can always quit and do another job. Part of the role of senior+ engineers in tech is to be a force multiplier and work across silos. If you don't want to do that, there's still remote jobs out there where if you're a good enough pure coder you can get paid. Sure you won't have the same career progression but it's different priorities right?
- the_gipsy 3y agoHave you heard of the Gervais' principle?
- pertymcpert 3y agoYes, I have. I love it. It doesn't however contradict anything I said, because unlike say the laws of thermodynamics, it's just something that someone made up one day having watched the best version of The Office.
- the_gipsy 3y agoDo you believe that 100% remote companies are something like a perpetual motion machine, or a fraud?
- pertymcpert 3y agoNo I don't. Why do you think I think that?
- wkat4242 3y agoBreaking silos... You sound like the complete idiot they chose to "lead" our Enterprise IT department :') In fact we have more silos since this idiot stepped in.
- pertymcpert 3y agoDo you think that's a polite way to have a debate?