> - Don't you have work to do?
> - Yep, that's why I'm coming back tomorrow again.
Hah, good one.
I'm curious in this toxic situation doesn't it just take a few good companies that treat their employees well to change things around? The good engineers will flock there leaving the bad ones at the old companies.
Granted that probably means the managers will now try and get 2x the work out of the remainders. Maybe some will get a clue though and change their ways.
I thought about it a few times. What would it take to turn this around? Surely I can take some capital and start a development company where the people are treated better hence more productive, so I can deliver better products?
The problem is the customer. The customer ends up always being the government (national, regional or local) and they have a higher degree of employees that don't care about quality, so the big software factories (called butchers over there because they sell you almost by weight) can put under payed, under qualified and burned out developers on the project.
I have hopes on all the new tech companies flourishing around the country that are looking outside Spain for their customers. I am hoping they will end up shaping the market for good.
Hah, good one.
I'm curious in this toxic situation doesn't it just take a few good companies that treat their employees well to change things around? The good engineers will flock there leaving the bad ones at the old companies.
Granted that probably means the managers will now try and get 2x the work out of the remainders. Maybe some will get a clue though and change their ways.