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by suramya_tomar
1521 days ago
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There are a few options: I will give the same advice I got when I told my manager that I wanted to keep coding while moving up the ladder. She told me that I should pick a project/problem where I wouldn't be a bottle-neck if I got sidetracked due to other commitments and code that. This way I would still get to code but not cause bottlenecks in the flow and it worked fine for the most part. Another thing I have been doing is that I would code PoC's to validate a concept or solve an interesting problem and then hand it over to the junior folks to add the boring stuff (error checking/unit-tests etc) to make it production ready. This approach allows me to solve interesting problems without having to do the 'boring stuff' . :) |
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