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Because in 99% cases it is “when we succeed it’s a team effort, when we fail it’s the engineers”.
by wiseowise 2y ago
Because in 99% cases it is “when we succeed it’s a team effort, when we fail it’s the engineers”.
- rat9988 2y agoFeels like the exact opposit story when I read engineers commenting online.
- aeonik 2y agoEngineers aren't shy about eviscerating each other's work when mistakes are made—sometimes too eager, frankly. Whole courses are built around forensically dissecting every error in major systems. Entire advanced fields are written in blood. You probably don't hear about it often because the analysis is too dense and technical to go viral. At the same time, there's a serious cultural problem: technical expertise is often missing from positions of authority, and even the experts we do have are often too narrow to bridge the levels of complexity modern systems demand.
- parthdesai 2y agoOh come on, let's be honest. All of us have colleagues who we don't trust with mission critical stuff.
- iinnPP 2y agoYour manager should also know that though.
- parthdesai 2y agoYes, but that's not the point OP was making here