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In theory, yes. In practice, it only takes one or two bad hires and those trustworthy environments go bad surprisingly quickly.
by benashford 9d ago
In theory, yes. In practice, it only takes one or two bad hires and those trustworthy environments go bad surprisingly quickly.
- saulpw 9d agoI've had several jobs that were great for the first 12-18 months before the manager that hired me left. Then they sucked for another couple years but the pay didn't change.
- DanielHB 8d agoI am seriously considering going into more lead/management role because of this, it is so demoralizing to feel I am doing work in a way I don't agree with. Never thought I would say the day, when I joined this career all I wanted was to work on interesting problems and not work more than 40 hours per week. These days the interesting problems are always solved in the worse ways possible and I am often swamped with work that I don't even have the time to do any improvements out of my personally-assigned backlog.