Some of the developers are so unbelievably selfish and borderline communist.
I'm reading comments about installing SponsorBlock along with this FreeTube thingy. I don't understand why are some of you so anti-business here. Do you all work for free?
Steve, how dumb do you think management is? Why would a company spend >=$1B+ in OpEx and CapEx just because somebody convinced them instead of seeing any technical value whatsoever?
The engineers here need to understand the world doesn't function well if everyone waited for 100% quality before shipping something. Business trumps Engineering always. And I say this as an engineer myself.
Thank you for this! I've said the same thing and had to deal with salty downvoters earlier today. Companies pay WITCH companies billions of dollars for their services yet a lot of pretentious hackers just don't see the value.
Eh? First of all, I don't work for them. Secondly, what makes you think this company produces trash? Vanguard recently signed a $1B+ deal with Infosys to help them with cloud migration and other services. Why the heck would an established client like Vanguard pay a such huge amount for no reason? You are either ignorant or just don't understand the business value companies like Infosys provide. I'm guessing you are a Software Engineer?
Can't help but be annoyed by the flock of pretentious hackers painting every Infosys/TCS employee with a broad brush. One might say this particular leak is bad on part of Infosys and they must be held accountable for this. But calling the entire company incompetent is just lazy and stupid.
They make more than $3B in free cash flow, they are worth more than $80B in market-cap and they gainfully employ more than 100k people. Folks commenting here about the "competency" of a company should realize this. Most of their clients are based in US and UK. These companies have been using Infosys' services for decades and also have locked in deals for the coming decade. If a company was really that incompetent, it really wouldn't be on the scale they are today.
You might call them a "boring services company" but they matter a great deal to a lot of people. Less pretension, more focus on "value", please? :)