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by guitarbill
2540 days ago
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It's also a short-sighted approach. What can end up happening is hiring a lot of college grads to fill head count and get stuff done. And while they try their best, they lack experience or aren't mentored/trained because of a shortage of senior engineers. So now your product needs a bigger team to handle it and the ops load increases or feature work slows. So now your senior engineers get frustrated and leave/switch teams. So then you hire more college grads and throw them into the meat grinder... meanwhile your products suffer [0] and the competition is catching up. BTW, checking that sub-reddit is a good idea before joining an established team. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/search?q=sucks&restrict_sr=on |
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