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Learning new technology is a part (maybe the main) of the job. Don't ask for this. If someone ask you, why you're late on a task : I am taking more time than usual because I have to understand how this new thing works.
But, don't hesitate to quit. Managers (and all f*unkin useless positions) have to deeply understand this fact: we, developers, are making the hard work. No devs, no product, no money, no managers.
I'm a backend (Java, Kotlin) developer and I mainly design & develop services and Android apps which consume these services.
My team in my current organization (I've been working here since past 2 years) just got merged with another team.
And now the new boss wants me to fix some fuck ups in their project which is written in C#, with some WCF and other stuff.
As this stuff is completely new for me, I asked for some time to get familiar with the environment. But the answer was a big NO.
As a result, "I've started looking out for a new job"
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Fuckin management screws up everything!
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fuckin management