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There's also a risk going to into management that you don't have as a much more indispensable developer. My friend is great developer who transitioned to manage
by suzzer99 2y ago
There's also a risk going to into management that you don't have as a much more indispensable developer. My friend is great developer who transitioned to management, then got laid off 2 years later when the company hired a bunch of Amazon layoff casualties who pushed out all the other management. All the developers under her were retained.
- kyleee 2y agoIs it more likely to happen as manager or dev? I suppose that is the important question, to which I don’t know the answer
- suzzer99 2y agoFrom my experience it's manager and not close. Good devs are hard to find, especially devs who have built some stuff and can make fixes in 5 minutes that might take another dev a week to get up to speed.