they're called juniors and every other industry has seniors to help guide them and ensure they don't make major mistakes.
Except in our industry. In our industry the juniors often are the ones making the decisions.
Except in our industry. In our industry the juniors often are the ones making the decisions.
So in one way, OOP is great for limiting side effects.
In the US buildings have to adhere to legal specifications specifically to ensure that doesn't happen.
> Except in our industry
> Except in our industry. In our industry the juniors OFTEN are
try again.
I suppose for some implication is difficult to deal with so let me be explicit.
there often are no seniors. A junior mentoring has another phrase. The blind leading the blind.
You said every other industry the seniors guide the jrs, except ours.
I disagreed, and said it's been my experience that seniors are always mentoring jrs.
That's all I was ever trying to reply
I didn't say that the first time and I didn't say that the second time when I pointed out you were cherry picking.
At what point do you admit that maybe I know my point better than you and your caricature aint it?
If you're not a native speaker then I understand, otherwise lrn2read.
> Except in our industry. In our industry the juniors often are the ones making the decisions.
"Except in our industry". Said after "every other industry has seniors to help guide them and ensure they don't make major mistakes".
I speak perfect english, dumbass. You need to read your own words because you said seniors mentor jrs. Except in our industry. And then closed with a sentence unrelated to everything else you said, "in our industry the juniors often are the ones making the decisions", which has dick to do with mentoring, the thing everyone else had been talking about up until that last line.