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Personal pride? I flat out don't respect a developer who refuses to do anything right because of nebulous hatred of any and all employers. No they don't care ab
by foobarchu 2y ago
Personal pride? I flat out don't respect a developer who refuses to do anything right because of nebulous hatred of any and all employers. No they don't care about you, no that isn't a good reason to go full apathetic.
- marcinzm 2y agoIt's not hatred. It's self-interest. The very heart of capitalism. A rational response to incentive structures. You're the one sacrificing your own self-interest for pride and are upset that others refuse to do so. edit: And I get it, I don't optimize my own career like this, focusing more on what I enjoy to work on at the moment. But I don't begrudge people who do optimize nor do I claim to be better than them. If anything they are acting in a much more rational and organized way to their goals than I am.
- kalaksi 2y ago"More rational" is subjective. There are values and incentives, other than money and specific kinds of self-interest, that can bring satisfaction and joy. And why should someone be respected if they are intentionally making others lives more difficult like that. That's just hypocritical.
- lmm 2y agoMoving to a new framework that will look good on everyone's CV isn't making people's lives more difficult, quite the opposite.
- nicbou 2y agoIt's not hatred but indifference towards the employer. That indifference is mutual. I'm not saying that I agree with it, but I get it.