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> he's highly unlikely to be fired Yet. Also, out of respect for the entire sustainability of the sector, why perpetuate a company that treats engineers like
by lowglow 13y ago
> he's highly unlikely to be fired
Yet.
Also, out of respect for the entire sustainability of the sector, why perpetuate a company that treats engineers like disposable commodities?
- Macsenour 13y agoThey generally go hand-in-hand... those execs who treat game engineers poorly, think they can replace those same engineers in a day or so. After 30 years of seeing this over and over, I left the game industry.
- lowglow 13y agoAt the first sign of this I tend to leave a company. I just can't, in good faith, participate in treating people like this. I managed to learn a few things (no particular order): 1. work for an engineer ceo 2. work on a product that requires engineers (not just sales) 3. work for yourself maybe I'll add these to http://truth.techendo.co/ http://truth.techendo.co/
- tomasien 13y agoHe would be incredibly hard to replace for various reasons. But they're gonna have to when he leaves I guess....