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> In my case, I have a superior who administers Sonar and is, let’s say, completely committed to it. For any ‘exception granted’ we would have to book time with
by jimbokun 2y ago
> In my case, I have a superior who administers Sonar and is, let’s say, completely committed to it. For any ‘exception granted’ we would have to book time with them days in advance then white-board the reason why Sonar is wrong, or produce a sample program - who has got time for that with tight deadlines?
This superior (sic) is what a negative productivity employee looks like.
- thiht 2y agoYes, this is an organization issue, not a Sonar issue. It might also be a communication issue if the team doesn't challenge the status quo, because this situation is terrible: > For any ‘exception granted’ we would have to book time with them days in advance then white-board the reason why Sonar is wrong (no evidence for that, maybe they did challenge it and the superior refused, but I just wanted to mention it)