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47 here. And 20 years of dev experience. I am now hired by a big company. As far as I understand, it is to become a “manager” (==a politician). So now I spend m
by lolive 3y ago
47 here. And 20 years of dev experience.
I am now hired by a big company. As far as I understand, it is to become a “manager” (==a politician). So now I spend my days having pointless meetings with bozos.
Because of the poor management, we have had reorganizations and budget cuts all along the year. Making proper work impossible.
So now, I simply code what we need, after hours. This is exhausting, as it is double days. But extremely valuable in the end.
- robertlagrant 3y agoIt's good that you have ownership of the problem, but make sure you get something out of it. If someone else will get credit for your hard work, you will experience explosive demotivation.
- lolive 3y agoThat happened today, as our demo was successful and the team collectively reached a level of applied theory that is matching the expectations of our stakeholders. Truth is that the addition of the word “applied” to that last sentence is 100% my effort. But my point of view is that everybody will get benefit from that effort, and we can now make everyone understand that the theory that my team has been pushing for months is really good. No one of the team could have achieved that [because of their poor understanding of those pesky “implantation details”]. So i just did it.