There’s a trap here which is thinking it’s all crap so I may as well not try. It’s seductive but quite poinsonous to the organization and to the individual.
There’s a trap here which is thinking it’s all crap so I may as well not try. It’s seductive but quite poinsonous to the organization and to the individual.
"Appreciate the feedback but we got this covered. Please resume your duties."
> 2. Recruit some good people
Did you miss the part where I said that my comment is from the point of view of a working programmer and not an executive?
> 3. Suggest and execute some positive changes
See my reply to your (1) above.
> “there’s this thing called source control and it’s great…”
"Don't be a condescending smart-ass please, you are not being a team player right now."
> “seems like the reports we built aren’t that useful—how can we make this better”
"They work well enough for us and we have no time budget for any modifications, and we are not convinced the said modifications are necessary at all".
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Your move.
Making a difference can only happen in small tight-knit teams.