> resignation letters from elixir “talents” that are asked to do non elixir stuff.
I mean, I would prefer to be working in Erlang, but I took a Rusty job recently. OTOH, if I was working in Erlang for you, and you made me switch to something else, I would most likely not be happy and if my job is changing, I may as well change jobs, or at least consider it. Leaving behind simple concurrency and hot loading means it takes a lot longer for me to get things done, and it's one thing to work at a job where things take forever, but it's even worse to go from being able to get things done quickly to slowly.
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> resignation letters from elixir “talents” that are asked to do non elixir stuff.
I mean, I would prefer to be working in Erlang, but I took a Rusty job recently. OTOH, if I was working in Erlang for you, and you made me switch to something else, I would most likely not be happy and if my job is changing, I may as well change jobs, or at least consider it. Leaving behind simple concurrency and hot loading means it takes a lot longer for me to get things done, and it's one thing to work at a job where things take forever, but it's even worse to go from being able to get things done quickly to slowly.