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Right. There's one developer at Skype who can just do that and push it to production, without talking to anyone else, or getting approval from anyone else. Be
by JabavuAdams 14y ago
Right. There's one developer at Skype who can just do that and push it to production, without talking to anyone else, or getting approval from anyone else.
Be realistic. If two people need to talk about it, it's going to take longer than 2 minutes.
- entropy_ 14y agoLonger than two minutes, definitely! More than 2 hours to investigate and fix? very doubtful. 3 months? That's a bit much...
- se85 14y agoI see your not familiar with the nature of code deployments and everything that has to happen beforehand. ;) The two hours were most likely spent on office politics as opposed to fixing the problem. I'm surprised it wasn't > 5 hours to be honest.
- entropy_ 14y agoGiven your description I'm sure I'm lucky I'm not familiar with that. I've never worked at any place that has > 40 employees. If I can manage, I hope never to have to.
- se85 14y agoYeah, there's no doubt it sucks but so can working for smaller organisations. It's all about the people your working with. The bigger the company, the more deadwood you likely have to work with.