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That missed the point though. He wasn't asking for more autonomy, apparently. He was asking to work less. A good developer that's not getting any more done t
by wheels 18y ago
That missed the point though. He wasn't asking for more autonomy, apparently. He was asking to work less. A good developer that's not getting any more done than the other developers doesn't add value.
- stcredzero 18y agoA good developer that gets as much work done as the other developers adds at least as much value as they do. More, if the work is quality.
- stcredzero 18y agoWas he really asking to work less? He was getting equivalent results and asking for less useless ass-in-0seat time. I know for a fact that a guy like that reacts well to more autonomy. Doesn't matter so much what the developer asks for in this case. It's how the manager reacts when discovering talent like that. In this case, it was an epic fail for management.