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I don't work for microsoft, but I and everyone else knows that that is the kind of shit you'll be working on (who suggested it is irrelevant) long before you'd
by executesorder66 3y ago
I don't work for microsoft, but I and everyone else knows that that is the kind of shit you'll be working on (who suggested it is irrelevant) long before you'd even do an interview with them.
Microsoft employees are certified assholes, and they know it.
- droopyEyelids 3y agoHe’s saying that developers are simply given a list of tasks to implement and their decision making authority stops after “how do i implement this ticket” The role “product manager” is what makes the product decisions like we’re describing.
- executesorder66 3y agoI know. I'm saying they already knew those kinds of decisions would be made long before they even got the job. Which is why I said it is irrelevant who makes the decision. The devs are just as guilty as the assholes who made those decisions, because Microsoft has been making those kinds of decisions for decades. These devs can't even hide behind the "just following orders" excuse, because as I've already said multiple times, they knew long before they got the job, that that is the kind of stuff they would be working on.