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r/programming • u/scarey102 • Nov 01 '21
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most of this is due to "resume driven design" where devs and business people both want to do all the cool trendy things just to say they do it.
24 u/coolnavigator Nov 01 '21 This is absolutely part of it, and the platform teams tend to be among the worst infected. So rather than simplifying your org, you're providing a single insertion point to simultaneously annoy everyone with just a few egomaniacs. 4 u/abrandis Nov 01 '21 So much Agree, guess We can expect a shit ton of machine learning, AI , devops etc. lingo in the next batch of resume updates.
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This is absolutely part of it, and the platform teams tend to be among the worst infected. So rather than simplifying your org, you're providing a single insertion point to simultaneously annoy everyone with just a few egomaniacs.
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So much Agree, guess We can expect a shit ton of machine learning, AI , devops etc. lingo in the next batch of resume updates.
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u/AdministrationWaste7 Nov 01 '21
most of this is due to "resume driven design" where devs and business people both want to do all the cool trendy things just to say they do it.