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Even thinking outside of product view point - speaking technically, I can't think of anything worse than junior dev's or PM's determining what they want technol
by JohnMakin 1y ago
Even thinking outside of product view point - speaking technically, I can't think of anything worse than junior dev's or PM's determining what they want technology-wise. At least once a week in my entire career I've had to shoot down awful ideas because they would be unnecessarily risky, won't possibly scale beyond minor use case, etc.
I would hazard a guess it's going to be extremely profitable being a consultant in the next few years.
- bluefirebrand 1y ago> I would hazard a guess it's going to be extremely profitable being a consultant in the next few years. I hope so. This is something I'm hoping to get into. As long as companies are trying to push their internal teams to use AI tools, I think it makes sense to position myself to follow along after them and clear the mess
- JohnMakin 1y agosame
- sidewndr46 1y agoI've worked on projects where each feature had its own unique part of the technology stack. To the point that multiple databases were used for one application. I imagine 'vibe coded' applications to be similar to this but even worse.