sivalus · HackerLangs

há 16 diasdiscuss

This could use a debugging guide or two. Building database logic without the equivalent debugging skills and tools you have with Ruby/Python/PHP/JavaScript is going to be frustrating. Running sprocs and then selecting the data is about the same tooling sophistication as console.logs and you probably don't want that to be the only skill in your toolbox for long.

sivalus

há 17 diasdiscuss

I agree with this, but the social dynamic just sucks. I would much rather the manager be part of the team, not feel lonely, be able to joke around about safe things (so, not politics, religion, or identity), and even complain a bit.

>You will not get the training you need

This is just plain unacceptable. It is likely due to companies thinking everyone is replaceable and not investing in their employees though. I don't know how companies can simultaneously want managers to practice the sanitized humanity detailed here while also not providing training to do what they want.

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há 18 diasdiscuss

Models of extra compensation works elsewhere, like commissions and base salaries. I would think we could come up with something for engineers and ops in return for saving the company money that doesn't result in exploitative behavior.

There is just no collective bargaining power to put it into effect.

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há 19 diasdiscuss

I think we'll just end up going back to referrals. It might generate more nepotism, but at least the company will feel like it's doing a better job and not cause it to overly focus on hiring to the detriment of its current employees.

sivalus

há 20 diasdiscuss

CORS could be handled by your SRE/DevOps/Security equivalents and they will probably do it better because they more often operate while seeing the entire landscape. Feature developers are typically trying to work in a particular area at a time and lose 'peripheral vision'. Or maybe it's something to be learned at the staff/late senior level where you can get more of that perspective because you should have more freedom. The situation in this article also means this was missed by their security folks as well.

Who decided this was a developer's responsibility?

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