http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31.html "style =" line-height: 1.6; "> The programmer is portrayed as a digger. This Twitter account clearly belongs to a programmer. The headline of the picture is written "Miserable, but it is a fact ..."
I have no sympathy for this digging programmer. Because I do not believe there will be such a thing.
It's easy to think of the shovel as a metaphor for the keyboard, but I've never encountered myself as a programmer working hard, while a bunch of "managers" dig in there, digging , How to dig the scene. Nor do I think other programmers will have such an experience.
Compared to the 10 people around the picture in our hard working brothers, in actual work I will encounter more than that to do the management of people. There are many managers in the enterprise, but managers also want to work. If you dig a hole blindly there, and they just stand there watching, you will not get the slightest praise from me. Climb out of the pit and hit their heads with shovels. (Disclaimer: I do not support using real shovels to fight these low-powered technical parasites, but fighting or shrinking depends on yourself.)
I know that a programmer is a little overreacting to the joke of having managers open with such things, but I know many people really believe the picture. If you, as a programmer, feel the same about the pit-digging guy, I urge you to resign promptly. If as a programmer, you feel forced to dig a hole and leave quickly. There are many places outside where you can flee.
Programming is a beautiful product of the combination of science and art. You are free to reason, free expression. Good management will provide you with the environment and will say to you, "Hi, I think our solution to this problem is to dig a pit here, but I think we need a stronger tool than the shovel to do this." I'm different Those programmers in oppression detract from the programmers who put themselves more than digging their shovels.
But I admire the people who do this kind of work. With them, we do not have to do these things.