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"That sounds like advice from a relatively inexperienced developer." I would say it sounds like advice from someone who has never worked at a larger organizati
by thingummywut 12y ago
"That sounds like advice from a relatively inexperienced developer."
I would say it sounds like advice from someone who has never worked at a larger organization. I believe what he says holds more true in smaller, very product-driven companies. But whether you get recognition or not for your work still depends on non-coding skills in these environments.
- droope 12y agoand that sucks, which is the reason why developers who do not wish to become grand masters in communications skills and Buddhist patience must leave the enterprise :P
- greenyoda 12y agoBeing able to communicate with people who are not developers is a useful skill to have in life outside of work too.