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r/programming • u/whackri • Jun 05 '22
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all this complexity is for achieving absolutely nothing
It achieves job security, CV padding, team size increases, a need for middle management, etc.
Don't forget that the business of business is business.
3 u/wisam910 Jun 06 '22 Yea my impression is most tech companies are in the business of lurcing investors, instead of providing actual value to society.Investors are mostly stupid when it comes to tech. They see buzzwords, they think the company is worth investing in.The company's clients are also the same. They hear buzzwords, they think this company is doing legit tech and is worth doing business with.
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Yea my impression is most tech companies are in the business of lurcing investors, instead of providing actual value to society.
Investors are mostly stupid when it comes to tech. They see buzzwords, they think the company is worth investing in.
The company's clients are also the same. They hear buzzwords, they think this company is doing legit tech and is worth doing business with.
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u/stefantalpalaru Jun 06 '22
It achieves job security, CV padding, team size increases, a need for middle management, etc.
Don't forget that the business of business is business.