Read this article with a grain of salt since many people nowadays live in their own bubble.
> Non-engineers are still not shipping prod code.
I heard from many people that at their company, product managers and designers are forced to create at least 3 PRs per week. Initially they started as changing small things but nowadays they implement a whole feature.
Also, interestingly the article doesn’t mention that many companies are now token ranking their employees and creating leaderboards to fire them easily.
This is the reason why I stopped following Gergely. Before he started to get many sponsors, he was talking about the problems that developers are having. Nowadays he became a PR machine for the big tech and startups.
Read this article with a grain of salt since many people nowadays live in their own bubble.
> Non-engineers are still not shipping prod code.
I heard from many people that at their company, product managers and designers are forced to create at least 3 PRs per week. Initially they started as changing small things but nowadays they implement a whole feature.
Also, interestingly the article doesn’t mention that many companies are now token ranking their employees and creating leaderboards to fire them easily.
This is the reason why I stopped following Gergely. Before he started to get many sponsors, he was talking about the problems that developers are having. Nowadays he became a PR machine for the big tech and startups.
>> practically nobody writes code by hand anymore, working with 5-10 agents more common
What bubble are these people living in?
Answered in TFA, the described scenario is findable precisely in:
> AI labs, VC-funded startups and Big Tech