Not hiring junior engineers won't solve the problem you think you have
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Not hiring junior engineers won't solve the problem you think you have
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Re: Not hiring junior engineers won't solve the problem you think you have
#2Re: Not hiring junior engineers won't solve the problem you think you have
#3I'm not sure what the article actually has to say about the topic it presents. It seems to want to be something about not hiring junior talent (something by the way not restricted to the tech industry) but instead it ends up more a critique about people wanting to use a waterfall pipeline.
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#5Re: Not hiring junior engineers won't solve the problem you think you have
#6I'm not sure what the article actually has to say about the topic it presents. It seems to want to be something about not hiring junior talent (something by the way not restricted to the tech industry) but instead it ends up more a critique about people wanting to use a waterfall pipeline.
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Re: Not hiring junior engineers won't solve the problem you think you have
#8I'm not sure what the article actually has to say about the topic it presents. It seems to want to be something about not hiring junior talent (something by the way not restricted to the tech industry) but instead it ends up more a critique about people wanting to use a waterfall pipeline.
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#9Re: Not hiring junior engineers won't solve the problem you think you have
#10Most of the work today is manual testing and feeding the bugs back into the LLMs.