throw394024

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   by throw394024 5y ago

   100% agree. It's about agency. Most companies I've worked at haven't strictly followed agile, and definitely haven't allowed devs much say in prioritizing bugs. My current thought is product companies might have more of
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   by throw394024 5y ago

   I've experienced this my entire professional life. I think this is the cause: https://charity.wtf/2020/09/06/if-management-isnt-a-promotio... tl;dr: Management should be a supporting role, but because it
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   Ask HN: How do you think about self-training and work?

   3 points by throw394024 5y ago|1 comments
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   by throw394024 5y ago

   This is something I've never learned how to defend against. I've always tried to stay professional... but I'm a chronic under-estimator, and also find it difficult to say no, which is a recipe for disaster. Unfortunately peop
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   by throw394024 5y ago

   I don't understand how to handle this. In my experience this is what happens: - You start with a PM/PO/Someone handing out tasks - You learn the system - You start doing more work - They start giving you harder work
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   by throw394024 5y ago

   Quick summary?