She notes that she has a tendency to require that the solution work her way when coding.
I wonder if she realizes she's doing the same when working with people's problems? Almost all of those solutions end with, "do it my way or get out."
Not a collaborative coder? No room for you here. Not a people person? No room for you here. Want to use the latest technologies? No room for you here.
For someone who wrote an entire blogpost about the benefits of troublemakers and how to integrate them, she doesn't seem very willing to actually work with them, just to make them work for her.
I wonder if she realizes she's doing the same when working with people's problems? Almost all of those solutions end with, "do it my way or get out."
Not a collaborative coder? No room for you here. Not a people person? No room for you here. Want to use the latest technologies? No room for you here.
For someone who wrote an entire blogpost about the benefits of troublemakers and how to integrate them, she doesn't seem very willing to actually work with them, just to make them work for her.