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I think it's more about management style than geographic location. Consider switching to a less public-facing team?
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lewdogg9958ySome people choose to manage. Y means of fear. Constantly telling you your job is in jeopardy.
It does work, but I think your way works better. -
donuts236728y@lewdogg thanks, well my job is not in jeopardy but team is constantly busy: interruptions, production issues, need 10 changes by the end of the month, fully tested (supposedly).
They are trying hard I think to slow down the pace but apparently it's not working... Though I don't really know why... -
lewdogg9958ySometimes I just think the fast pace and horrible deadlines are by design, to keep the devs too busy to realize that it shouldn't be like that.
At least in my experience. A dev team that can relax is a dev team that has time to find different jobs. -
donuts236728y@lewdogg hm.. really? I feel if the team is constantly busy, they are like like trying to keep a sinking ship afloat... so everyone looks to leave before it sinks or they burn out and get thrown overboard
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Not a rant but wanted to get some thoughts from everyone.
I have health problems and unfortunately just had a seizure a few days ago.... Below is directed at my managers. They are nice guys and when I do get back I need them to accommodate although I feel the entire team should be run like this.
Now taking a step back, I see I need to reestablish my way of doing things/mojo. I cannot handle constant chaos and changes. I have to be in a calm, relaxed environment where I can think and enjoy coding: finding and building solutions. That's the summary of how I got into programming and learned to pick things up.
Furthermore, the ideas of the Phoenix Project and what I've shared over the years are actually what I need to be able to perform and excel. Probably the same for everyone and a good way to preempt burnout. It's just in this case, I am the first to go. I cannot be jumping around all the time and need to establish a comfort/expertise zone (but I do and can extend out when given enough time and opportunity).
I'm thinking the EU team probably operates like this, in a calm and orderly environment, less the rare issues.
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