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I possibly wasn't completely fair to myself when I said I constantly ask questions. I don't just blurt stuff out, I always use Stack Overflow etc first. I think
by J-dawg 12y ago
I possibly wasn't completely fair to myself when I said I constantly ask questions. I don't just blurt stuff out, I always use Stack Overflow etc first. I think the problem might be that where I work there is no technical management, we're just allocated work by a project manager so there's no discussion of what approach to take, and nobody reviews the code I write.
My fellow team members, afaik, have never been told it's their job to answer my questions or mentor me. So it's understandable they might be annoyed. None of them have ever complained, I just feel like I'm probably pretty annoying.
I'd really like to work somewhere a with a little more focus on training and mentoring, with code reviews and someone officially assigned to mentor me. But I'm probably being naive to think places like that exist (or they do exist, but wouldn't consider employing me!)
- giis 12y agoYes, there are lot of work places where code reviews are must. I think, you should suggest your team/manager to start using code review boards like https://www.reviewboard.org https://www.reviewboard.org that should solve most of your problem.