Re:Programmers are most likely to work from home
by watwut on Wednesday April 12, 2017 @12:53PM
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It could also mean you will do all the routine menial work and will never get a chance to touch something more complicated :). I have seen more experienced seniors to treat less experienced junior pretty badly in the past. Junior did not learned all that much imo nor was given chance.
Re:Programmers are most likely to work from home
by shrimp_emoji on Wednesday April 12, 2017 @12:44PM
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>Only a very inexperienced developer would actually want to work with people who aren't as good as they are.
Not true.
>I genuinely want to be the worst person on my team.
I feel the same way, but only because I've adjusted to the role and enjoy relentlessly leeching knowledge from the top performers.
Re:Programmers are most likely to work from home
by thethirdone on Wednesday April 12, 2017 @02:08PM
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>> Only a very inexperienced developer would actually want to work with people who aren't as good as they are.
> Not true.
Could you explain your position on this?
I feel that perhaps "inexperienced" is the wrong adjective, but rather developers whose ego or lack of desire to progress would want to work with people who aren't as good as them. "Inexperienced" is a decent approximation of that description as experienced developers with no desire to progress would be rare.
Only a very inexperienced developer would actually want to work with people who aren't as good as they are. I genuinely want to be the worst person on my team. I'm pretty good, so that would mean we could do some amazing stuff.