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> The most egregious of these cases for me is often long tenured engineers who have lost interest in the craft, creating a dangerous combination of having enoug
by dominotw 2mo ago
> The most egregious of these cases for me is often long tenured engineers who have lost interest in the craft, creating a dangerous combination of having enough merit to ship but not enough interest to make what they ship _good_.
i think i fall into this bucket. our "leaders" and executives have told us they dont care about 'shipping good' . we are simply responding to incentives.
- florianherrengt 2mo agoThey’ll care when nothing works, nobody seems able to fix it, building new features takes forever and every change breaks something somewhere else. This was already happening before. But now, a lot more companies that previously might have taken many years to reach an unmaintainable state can now get there in just a few months.
- a34729t 2mo agoMy coworkers and I give it 12-24 months before we have a total collapse due to unmaintainable slop and good people leaving. Generally there's a feeling that this will sink a lot of bigger companies.