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Ivan Sakhalin kirjoitti: |
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> - Reduce the rules so that things can be done without a week of |
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> discussion for every small idea |
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I have yet to see people refuse written code that has no technical |
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problems so instead of talking about how to implement stuff, go out |
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there and write it instead. |
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> - how many retire because of political reasons? |
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Not that many I think. There was a time when a couple of people seemed |
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to leave because of "political" reasons. |
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> - how many are recruited? |
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I have been doing most recruits lately. There has always been a steady |
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flow of good people wanting to become devs so that is not a problem. The |
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biggest problem is having enough people interested in guiding new people |
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and making sure they have good enough skills. |
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> It is here that I must interject with another problem - some groups |
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> complain |
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> that they are understaffed, but reject candidates just because; some groups |
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> obviously can't manage on their own but deceive themselves into believing |
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> they are doing fine and refuse any help. Some groups are not doing what |
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> their |
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> group should be and attack people that try to do what they refuse to do. |
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Any examples here? |
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Regards, |
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Petteri |
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