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This can be re-written almost as "the development of the young programmer" where the external forces exert themselves and you get forced into some of the roles.
by th3byrdm4n 13y ago
This can be re-written almost as "the development of the young programmer" where the external forces exert themselves and you get forced into some of the roles...
- sometimes the pressure is speed of project completion
- sometimes the pressure is production quality
- sometimes the pressure is code quality / reusability
- sometimes the pressure is following specs
- sometimes the pressure is "looking modern"
- sometimes the culture is whack and needs to be changed
- sometimes the pressure is team communication
- sometimes your tech stack only includes an AS400
Whatever the pressure you can seemingly get pidgeon-holed. I think this is where experience comes in and can guide you to the happy medium where external pressures are ignored and you balance the best you can.