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Comment #24234051
Some large unions have been corrupted, but that doesn't mean conceptually unions are bad. This is a great example, where UPS deliberately sought out a bad union for its employees t…
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Comment #24234018
Ideally it would round-robin across the team or have a dedicated team with more than one person. Having only one person know a particular part of the codebase is bad for bus factor…
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Comment #24233998
I've been kind of deliberately vague, but after a couple months it isn't like I'm an expert on the area of the codebase now and other people come to me for advice. Other team membe…
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Comment #24225301
Thanks! This whole discussion has definitely made me focus on #1 and helped with my imposter syndrome. I think #2 is probably too 3D chess for an org this small and flat. It really…
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Comment #24225032
I said this in another thread but I've been in the industry for 10 years. I don't expect to come in and rearchitect things on day 1, but I expect the tasks to be meaningful. The st…
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Comment #24224070
It's mostly code quality / style / archtectural objections. Some of which are understandable since I'm new to the codebase and it's a prototype to show the feature, but taken toget…
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Comment #24223710
Ironically I'm a "implementation is 9/10ths of the law" believer, the proposals were PRs and working demos. Despite being a small start-up the team is not really into iterative dev…
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Comment #24223156
For some more background, I've been working in the industry for 10 years. In the past imposter syndrome was a barrier but there was interesting work and I got regular feedback from…
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Comment #24223092
Thanks for the kind advice :) My worry is that jumping immediately to a new job might just restart the cycle, especially during COVID when I can't interact with the team in person.…
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Ask HN: Overcoming Burnout / Imposter Syndrome
The past 2 years have been pretty rough for me professionally. At my previous job I was asked to lead a massive compliance effort that was doomed to fail, and then moved onto a tea…
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Comment #24219116
I think a more accurate analogy is "there's a wildfire and firefighters asked you to conserve water so they can fight it, but some people decided to run their taps 24/7 out of spit…
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Comment #24219079
Why would you wear a mask solely because of politics? It's a good thing to do that has no downsides and it might help other people. It might even help you. Worst case it was a litt…
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Comment #24205799
I don't want to be the economist who doesn't pick up the $20 bill but the entire real estate market is based on trying to identify dislocations in price. Plus even if you write a p…
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Comment #24200810
Politics isn't just about promotion. It's about what kind of work people get to do, whose opinion is respected, etc. I don't care about getting promoted in my current role (at a sm…
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Comment #24200394
Beats One was supposed to be a differentiator for Beats before it was acquired (I worked on it). The point was that it would be unique content you couldn't get from a commodity str…
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Comment #24191334
Personally eating in restaurants seems like the worst possible scenario, I don't understand it.
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Comment #24188710
If I understand the timeline: - July 2019 - start first full time job - early 2020 - 6 months unpaid leave - June 2020 - quit job to start company - August 2020 - blog post about h…