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The article’s title is awkward. In it, he says he is addicted to being useful to his management queue. He avoids “time predators” and dismisses Jira ticket jock
by rawgabbit 9mo ago
The article’s title is awkward. In it, he says he is addicted to being useful to his management queue. He avoids “time predators” and dismisses Jira ticket jockeys.
That is the author’s real intention is to assert engineers should deliver what their bosses ask.
- nlawalker 9mo agoI don't think that's necessarily the case, it could just be that, in the author's role, the only people that articulate a need for help from him is his management chain. I've had roles where my job satisfaction came from largely ignoring my management chain and helping people outside of my org for whom I was the point of contact for a set of services offered by my team's internal platform, and this piece really resonated with me.