> For a first job, I shouldn't be telling devs who've been in the industry for more years than I have, that they're doing it wrong. You've got 2 years internsh

> For a first job, I shouldn't be telling devs who've been in the industry for more years than I have, that they're doing it wrong. You've got 2 years internship experience, plus a battle-field commission as the ONLY in-house dev. Suggest re-framing these obstacles as a laboratory for self-development. The ability to find common ground, encourage candid collaboration, and solve problems is a desirable leadership quality. But if you can't help, then you shouldn't take your employers money.