> Those who like to complain about the delays in getting their decaf skinny lattes during the Saturday morning rush might appreciate their arrival a lot more if

> Those who like to complain about the delays in getting their decaf skinny lattes during the Saturday morning rush might appreciate their arrival a lot more if they had some experience in making them for other people. I think no, because in plenty of cases it's their value system that's the problem - they believe in a world where some serve and the others are served and that these groups should not mix. Their work experience changes little, as being the former they assume they're just the temporarily embarrassed latter and that is what drives them to do more. In our industry I've seen this attitude displayed towards front-end developers. Somehow for some, if you're doing this as a senior dev, there must be a problematic reason behind it.