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minus-squarehuginn ( huginn@feddit.it ) linkfedilinkarrow-up10·3 years agoAnd the way you don’t bloat your backend? Expensive engineers
minus-squareThe Doctor ( drwho@beehaw.org ) linkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up9·3 years agoHow expensive do we have to be for them to actually listen to us for a change? Or do you mean “expensive consultants?”
minus-squarehuginn ( huginn@feddit.it ) linkfedilinkarrow-up7·3 years agoWell yeah this presupposes that management knows what the fuck they’re doing. Which is vanishingly rare. It happens sometimes though. I worked at a small 12 man shop that had an engineer CEO who valued doing things right. Very refreshing.
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And the way you don’t bloat your backend?
Expensive engineers
How expensive do we have to be for them to actually listen to us for a change? Or do you mean “expensive consultants?”
Well yeah this presupposes that management knows what the fuck they’re doing.
Which is vanishingly rare. It happens sometimes though. I worked at a small 12 man shop that had an engineer CEO who valued doing things right. Very refreshing.