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Like others, i'm equally skeptical, and would love to argue that being a generalist is bad if you are equally good in anything it has tough sustainability. In w
by easy_rider 13y ago
Like others, i'm equally skeptical, and would love to argue that being a generalist is bad if you are equally good in anything it has tough sustainability.
In working for companies as a dev, this could you in a position of stagnation. It's really tough to keep up with technology these days and making the right choices.
Which brings me to the point that you're telling you've built a successful new website, which boosted revenue.
Now that the website is built and launched 2 days before, they are letting you go 14 days before Christmas.
I for one would be pretty upset and demand an explanation other than "a generalist". It seems like a rather rude and insensible act.
To do that probably means they did not see anything in your skill set that you would be able to add more value to the company, and so they replaced you with a marketeer...
I must therefor conclude that your website was a one-page infograph with a sign-up button.
Sorry but the missing bits of information are frustrating, and given that I don't see why you shouldn't be pissed off.
I would most likely lawyer up.
There are some important bits of information missing to be able to make sense of your blog.
- the_watcher 13y agoHe was not a developer. Not sure where you got that. He is a marketer.