`And not one of them were ever required to solve a LeetCode problem over Zoom.`
I can see some motivated developers benefit from this. But now those devs are working on someone's "open sourced" company for free thus growing someone's company in exchange for employability elsewhere. I can't shake of the feeling of borderline exploitation when I see the phrases 'my company" and "open source" next to each other.
I can see some motivated developers benefit from this. But now those devs are working on someone's "open sourced" company for free thus growing someone's company in exchange for employability elsewhere. I can't shake of the feeling of borderline exploitation when I see the phrases 'my company" and "open source" next to each other.