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Interesting. Thank you for sharing. "You could might as well require of the developer to have great aesthetic sense" - Yes, the full-stack-developer trend is e
by solve 12y ago
Interesting. Thank you for sharing.
"You could might as well require of the developer to have great aesthetic sense" - Yes, the full-stack-developer trend is exactly that. I do think that is a great idea in general.
Just a side note: In all my years of startups and day jobs, I've always found that if someone ever says "not my job" = it's an extremely bad sign for the business. Perhaps someone might say, "doing X instead is better for the company." But simply framing it as "not my job" - shows a lot about the deeper thinking that the person is having.
- ThomPete 12y agoI agree. And about the "not my job" part. This is definitely a problem, especially in a startup where everyone basically have to be jack of all trades. But as a company grow it's important to find a way to utilize each others skills in such a manner that things actually get build and the responsibilities are clear. Often you end up realizing that what one person did half-hearted because they also have other obligations, could actually benefit from having someone only doing that also financially.