I see the post is even flagged now.
Irrespective of who wrote it or how it was written, the essay is packed with wisdom.
I’ve been programming for 30+ years and leading teams for the last 20 - and I found the essay deeply insightful.
I realise I’m a sample size of 1, but just figured I’d comment here to advocate against this post being flagged. Surprised that it is.
"From my experience building and scaling teams in fintech and high-traffic platforms, I can tell you that role expansion without clear boundaries always leads to the same outcome: people try to do everything, nothing gets done with the depth it requires, and burnout follows."
This reads like a first person account of someone's experience. Is it though? If it's nobody's experience then it robs this text of its meaning. If it is somebody's experience and that person used AI to improve their style then that's absolutely fine with me.
>Irrespective of who wrote it or how it was written, the essay is packed with wisdom.
As always: if they can't be bothered to write, why am I bothered to read it?
Especially on this topic. I know the exact fear mongering and catch phrases it's going to say here. "AI is here to stay", "you need to get with the times or get out", etc. There's nothing new nor wisdom in this.