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it doesn't actually pay more. it always comes with a shitload of management-lite work that the actual managers cant or wont do. it's a way to play on developers ambitions to extract more value without actually having to provide reward. don't do it.
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what is tech
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what if i told you that *all* titles are bullshit
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florida lan posted:what if i told you that *all* titles are bullshit no way
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wats the diff between a jr dev and a sr dev
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barkbell posted:wats the diff between a jr dev and a sr dev https://twitter.com/DEVOPS_BORAT/status/299178520377192448?s=20
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being a tech lead is good because it’s management lite without actually being management most tech leads I know get paid more too
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i have 3 different business cards with 3 different titles depending on the client we meet
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yard salad posted:it doesn't actually pay more looks like you got hosed op lol
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lead this to the gas chamber 
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j/k op this is a good thread I’ve never seen a tech lead position in my lifetime so I guess my life is cool and good sorry about my previous post and sorry about tech leads being a thing
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pram posted:looks like you got hosed op lol yep lol
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tech lead means that when you have a stupid argument about where the semicolons go you get to say "i'm the tech lead therefore my opinion is correct" and that's a far more important benefit than more money.
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love too watch the trend of undermanagement under the guise of 'distributed responsibility' and the expectation that formal project management is for non-agile nerds. 'leads' these days sure do seem to just be another thing to prop up executive sinecures but yep not like that means better pay anyway eat your manager and their managers
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psiox posted:love too watch the trend of undermanagement under the guise of 'distributed responsibility' and the expectation that formal project management is for non-agile nerds. 'leads' these days sure do seem to just be another thing to prop up executive sinecures i like the idea of distributed responsibility. i guess it works pretty well in open source projects, but i've never worked for anything but total hierarchical companies. weird things happen when managers try to distribute responsibility with the tech lead title
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Plorkyeran posted:tech lead means that when you have a stupid argument about where the semicolons go you get to say "i'm the tech lead therefore my opinion is correct" and that's a far more important benefit than more money. as long as the architect doesn't overhear
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yard salad posted:as long as the architect doesn't overhear if the architect overhears then you tell them that of course you're doing everything exactly as they told you to do, just like every time they send you another design document that you delete without reading
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as someone who's been both a tech lead and and architect, I
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