The article posits that bad employees don’t just deliver bad results, but rather no results at all other than the ones gifted to them by good engineers who shou

The article posits that bad employees don’t just deliver bad results, but rather no results at all other than the ones gifted to them by good engineers who should probably be spending their time doing something other than keeping dead weight afloat. It’s a different perspective on what to look out for in a bad hire and the penalties of such a mistake. Maybe you’ve been lucky enough to not experience that in your career.