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It can work both ways. A brilliant employee who is hard to replace can add a lot of value to a company. If you insist on creating a process where developers a
by YZF 14y ago
It can work both ways. A brilliant employee who is hard to replace can add a lot of value to a company. If you insist on creating a process where developers are replaceable cogs in a machine the output you get will look like something that came out of said machine.
Managers should encourage employees to become highly valuable and at the same time manage the risk of those employees leaving some day - preferably mostly by creating the right environment for those employees to flourish.
- chii 14y agowhat this means really is that there isn't a lot of collaboration and communication between employees. If one person holds instutionalized knowledge that isn't written down in a wiki or something, then they, or their manager is not doing their job right.