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Like most engineers, he did the coding part right, the political part wrong. The right way to approach this would be... This assumes there is a right approach.
by fghh45sdfhr3 14y ago
Like most engineers, he did the coding part right, the political part wrong. The right way to approach this would be...
This assumes there is a right approach. In reality it is highly probable that there is no such thing as a right approach. So actually the right thing to do is find another job.
- gfodor 14y agoIf you plan on switching jobs every time rewriting someones code over the weekend and demoing it to their boss results in bad things then you better keep your resume polished.
- duaneb 14y agoNo, but if people get pissed at you for working overtime to dramatically improve the system, it's a strong sign there's a better place you could be. Could the guy be more tactful? Definitely. Could this be the best place the guy could work? Doubtful, if he could make such an impact. But being ostracized rather than educated indicates an unhealthy work environment.
- AznHisoka 14y agoOr not waste that mental energy, and channel it into passive income/side-business activities. Fulfillment can rarely be found in a day job.