> Counter to myself, a co-worker of mine who's been at the company I just joined longer than me, he gets to set things up, make decisions.
This is the most funny part I am encountering all the time. Either one has more experience (job hopping), or one has more weight in decision making (staying longer at one company).
It is unusually hard trying to convince a manager who had their tech stack calcified the day he was promoted to manager role.
This is the most funny part I am encountering all the time. Either one has more experience (job hopping), or one has more weight in decision making (staying longer at one company).
It is unusually hard trying to convince a manager who had their tech stack calcified the day he was promoted to manager role.