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Working at larger companies during zirp seemed high risk because the odds of getting stuck on a company side project were high. I was always wondering "is my te
by skeptrune 2y ago
Working at larger companies during zirp seemed high risk because the odds of getting stuck on a company side project were high. I was always wondering "is my team actually doing enough to not get fired?"
That seems to be happening less now. It's easier to know where you stand.
- codr7 2y agoYeah, worrying about getting fired isn't very helpful. But selling out isn't either. Programmers should be left enough space to do their thing well, that's the only way to build great software. Which was the entire point of Agile before it was corrupted into Scrum.