corp_confusion

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by corp_confusion 8y ago
Thanks! I will check it out.
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by corp_confusion 8y ago
“Don’t care” is not something to live your life by. You should care about your fellow developers and peers, and if you spent years of your life building respected technology, it is natural to care about it. The answers on this thread (along
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by corp_confusion 8y ago
I get what you say. But are you also saying it is not possible to communicate with that style management team, and not possible to educate them about the effects of lost institutional knowledge, etc? I feel it must be possible. The question
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by corp_confusion 8y ago
That’s not really useful advice. That knowledge needs to be found and learned fast - now. Leaving and going to college is clearly not an option. Are there good reliable or solid online resources for that kind of material?
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by corp_confusion 8y ago
> What should I expect Certainly you can expect yourself and your peers to be fired. I don't think laws matter - Idera has reportedly fired entire teams in the past in countries with similar laws. I recall hearing of two times that
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by corp_confusion 8y ago
Excellent advice. Do you have resources on how to learn USA C-level and board-level corporate speak? And how to learn American corporate financing to understand their revenue reports and expectations?
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by corp_confusion 8y ago
> You may be inspired by "Fork yeah" I've seen that. A wonderful talk. > But accepting that the owners killed the system is likely to make you happier. I understand. Nevertheless, I always feel there are options for mak
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by corp_confusion 8y ago
> Sounds like your in a cult not a company I don't think that's fair at all. Idera acquires developer tools companies, and the tools are used by many developers - people here on HN. Let's suppose you built a tool used worl
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by corp_confusion 8y ago
Why? Because you're invested in it. Or you feel a responsibility to the users, some kind of ethical sense for your fellow developers. Or maybe just wanting to do the best in your job in the new company. We all have things we love, or r
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Ask HN: How does a tech person work well in a fire-all-developers style company?
26 points by corp_confusion 8y ago|40 comments