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> has got me in trouble with management a few times but I am not sure what else i can do Don't worry about it. I think this is good advice for any software eng
by cottage-cheese 3y ago
> has got me in trouble with management a few times but I am not sure what else i can do
Don't worry about it. I think this is good advice for any software engineer. Eventually you'll be senior enough or on a different team and it won't be a problem.
- throwoutway 3y agoAgreed, I'd add to give your manager your phone number for emergencies and tell them you've allow-listed their number to ring when others can't. Then get back to flow
- TremendousJudge 3y agoThat sounds like a terrible idea to me, I'd never want to do that. If they like the work I do, management should learn to respect the way I do it.
- dannyw 3y agoSometimes there are genuine emergencies. If your company got hacked and is all hands on deck, you kinda have to be interrupted. There are situations in which emergencies may not be paged through normal systems.
- JohnBooty 3y agoIf you have the kind of clueless/toxic manager who is going to abuse this sort of arrangement, they are probably never going to agree to this sort of arrangement in this first place. For nearly all working relationships, I think it's reasonable to keep an emergency communication channel open.
- The_Colonel 3y agoIf you like the company/team enough to work there, you should learn to respect the way it operates. Hopefully it doesn't sound too combative, but I wanted to express that it's a two way street and compromises have to be found. I dislike various things in my company on a personal level, but often make sense from company/team point of view.
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