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My Job Is To Meet Expectations
Lars Fosdal
– This is a reply to the article Your Job Is Not to Write Code by +Laura Klein. It IS my job to write code. That code has to meet the expectations of the end users, the product manager (PM), the Quality Assurance Manager (QM), the support team, and myself.The PM has to set the bar. Functionally and performance wise. If the PM leaves it up to me to decide what the code should run on, on what kind of hardware, that PM is not filling the role. The PMs are the ones that set the targets.In a proper development team, it is NOT the developers job to test that the code runs on all variants of ...
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