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I always wonder where the devs come from who end up doing important work. Seniority doesn't mean anything if a dev's 20 years has been spent flinging crap over
by mrkeen 2y ago
I always wonder where the devs come from who end up doing important work.
Seniority doesn't mean anything if a dev's 20 years has been spent flinging crap over the wall and then wondering how to keep up with all the support tickets being filed.
How does one get onto the "software is suppose to work" career track.
- Animats 2y agoGo into database internals, or flight control, or hard real time operating systems. Those are areas where it has to work.
- Cthulhu_ 2y ago> How does one get onto the "software is suppose to work" career track. Boring companies that have had IT for a long time; industries like government, taxes, energy, administration, CRM, insurance, pensions, banking, etc. You won't get recruiters knocking on your doorstep to come and work for those though, and you'll possibly be working with 10+ year old tech and development practices.
- WJW 2y ago10+ year old development means practices like scrum and agile? Or do you mean 10+ year old tech like Golang and Rust? /s of course but I think you need to calibrate your level of "old" :)
- meiraleal 2y agoReact included
- throw_away_x2 2y agoYes, I think a lot of people underestimate the age of some of the popular frameworks/"libraries". React has been "Enterprise approved" for a long time, and is a safe choice for managers.
- potatoman22 2y agoIn my experience: all over. It's the company that teaches them not to screw up the important work.
- rangestransform 2y agoJoin a robotics team in college