Re:Makers, Don't Let Yourself Be Forced into the 'Manager Sc...
by throwaway10x on Monday November 11, 2019 @09:56PM
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I work very late into nights on the project I created. I hate myself sometimes for doing this because this now the company's cash cow and I get nothing more than any other engineer. I've contemplated quitting but I see no benefit to this, it's still one of the coolest projects I've worked on. It's not just legal ownership that can drive people.
Re:Makers, Don't Let Yourself Be Forced into the 'Manager Sc...
by tboyd47 on Tuesday November 12, 2019 @09:30AM
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Why not just put your resume out there and see what happens?
Re:Makers, Don't Let Yourself Be Forced into the 'Manager Sc...
by blueboo on Monday November 11, 2019 @05:39PM
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When you talk to effective people, you quickly learn they get most of their work-work done before 10am or after 5pm.
Re:Makers, Don't Let Yourself Be Forced into the 'Manager Sc...
by timeimp on Monday November 11, 2019 @07:11PM
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I wonder, sincerely, if this is to do with the sun / the idea that other people are awake and there is opportunity for disruption...
Re:Makers, Don't Let Yourself Be Forced into the 'Manager Sc...
by throwaway10x on Monday November 11, 2019 @09:57PM
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Sometimes you get the most brilliant of ideas in the shower after your work day, and you just can't wait till you get back to work next day (also because you know you'll have a ton of meetings anyways).
> David Kushner reflected on the unconventional working style of the company's ace coder, John Carmack.
"Ace coder" isn't quite accurate job title. He was a co-founder. People act differently when they have legal ownership over their work.