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At the last place I worked it was common to wait one to two weeks for a PR review. I was the only developer who would do a review within the same day that someo
by harimau777 2y ago
At the last place I worked it was common to wait one to two weeks for a PR review. I was the only developer who would do a review within the same day that someone requested it; as a result everyone came to me when they needed a review to actually get done.
When performance reviews came around I was criticized for not getting enough story points merged (because I couldn't get them reviewed) and the fact that I was single handedly responsible for reviewing almost all of the PRs was not deemed to be a valuable contribution to the team.
- sigmoid10 2y agoThat is a solid red flag for any workplace.
- pickledish 2y agoJesus. Sorry to hear it dude, FWIW I’d love to have someone like that on my team. Hope your current place is better!
- esafak 2y agoThis is what happens when an organization has no idea what matters or how to measure productivity. You did well to leave.
- thunky 2y ago> I was criticized for not getting enough story points merged And I bet you learned to stop doing reviews so quickly. Your coworkers may have already figured out where the disincentives were.