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by throwway120385
500 days ago
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Yeah seconding this. If you want to think about it in terms of your resume, putting a bullet point or two to tell the story of how your presence moved that team from not performing to performing well would be very beneficial. That's true even if they're not performing because of social problems, because you might be able to provide the team some alternatives to underperforming. Going above senior engineer is not always about solving the technical challenges, and frankly if you're a staff engineer I would expect you to be willing to dig in on social issues within the team or organization where they hinder your technical initiatives. |
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