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Is "Brogrammer" Culture Really So Bad?
- lsiebert 14y agoThe article's answer seems to be yes, Because investors don't like lawsuits.
- bking 14y agoIt comes down to the grey area between complete creativity and rigidity. The creativity and comfort associated with a complete free will is desired because it can produce some of the best material while at the possible expense of unprofessionalism. While he other end completely squishes creativity and is a crappy work environment. In this example it was obviously a worker being over-rebellious just because he can, so obviously brogrammer culture is negative. The trick is having the creative freedom, but also understanding that you don't have to be a dick/rude to have creative freedom. I am a guy, and I wish I had the opportunity to have complete freedom over my work area, but it is dicks like that who keep companies worried about HR issues