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Re:The software industry is going through the “disposable pl... by agumonkey on Friday August 21, 2020 @04:33AM (#24233139)
It seriously came as condescending since I'm quite removed from HN bubble. At least you warned me, thanks.

My comment is not about the norm but about the nature of the work structure. See I've mostly been working in average (non IT) places. I can understand average salesman and clerks having troubles organizing, dealing with computer issues, bad software, and cracking under managers because they don't have Masters degrees in abstract algebra applied to relational databases. So I assumed that in an IT company the skills would influence the structure. I guess it boils down to low level politics as usual.

Re:The software industry is going through the “disposable pl... by jmnicolas on Friday August 21, 2020 @05:01AM (#24233288)
Sorry English isn't my mother tongue, so I didn't see a way to make it short and not condescending hence the warning.

May I interest you in one of my earlier comment to show you how dysfunctional a company can be (to put things in perspective : my boss was a software engineer before becoming the boss, our company has something like 25 millions € per year and the certificate should cost a few hundred euros) : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24220464

Dysfunctional indeed.

Re:The software industry is going through the “disposable pl... by agumonkey on Friday August 21, 2020 @06:31AM (#24233695)
yeah it seems one of the most common issue.. greedy upper hierarchy causing pain everywhere below

#revolution