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His response is likely something like "I am hourly contractor, I have howevermuch time time they want", or something with the same no long gives a shit energy.
by sqeaky 2y ago
His response is likely something like "I am hourly contractor, I have howevermuch time time they want", or something with the same no long gives a shit energy.
But their manager likely believes that deeper fixes aren't possible or useful for some shortsighted bean-counter reason. Not that bean counting isn't important, but they are often cout ed early and wrong.
- bongodongobob 2y agoYeah don't get me wrong, I'm not saying "don't care about anything and do a shitty job" but sometimes the extra effort just isn't worth it. I'm a perfectionist at heart but I have to weigh the cost of meeting my manager's goals or getting behind because I want it to be perfect. Then 6 months later my perfect thing gets hacked apart by a new request/change. Knowing when and where to go deeper and when to polish things is a learned skill and has more to do with politics and the internal workings of your company more than some ideal. Everything is in constant flux and having insight into smart deep dives isn't some black and white general issue. It's completely context dependant.