3 ms·
No, it has to do with his clear immaturity. His behavior merely justifies why he was turned down.
by alttab 13y ago
No, it has to do with his clear immaturity. His behavior merely justifies why he was turned down.
- krick 13y agoAgain, we should remember that it's how she perceives situation. Removing somebody's code is completely normal if you rewrite something for reason (changing interfaces, fixing properly something in other place so that piece of code becomes unused, implementing some complex mechanism which doesn't play well with that feature so that's easier to rewrite it — there are many such situations). We all like our code, but caring about it too much is unprofessional. I removed my colleagues' code hundreds of times, they removed mine. Solution seemed nice few months ago turns out to be horrible in today's light. It's just how the life goes.
- alttab 13y agoSo if she perceives she is victimized because of her sex that qualifies it as sexism? On whose part?