For me, the worst part is two years in the industry doing small part time gigs and the author thinks he is smarter than most of the other people there. And after one year of 'debugging, refactoring and getting the build to work' he quit cause he didn't know how he could fix the project.
Seriously? And he has the guts to say Enterprise is broken with his so many years of experience.
What is with this trend where people with 1-2 years of experience think they know more than 100s of people with more years experience than they have been alive shouting this bullcrap? And I have nothing against youth, I started my career at 18 after dropping out of school, but I had the good sense of not being an arrogant know it all that wanted to rewrite complete systems on my first real job.
Seriously? And he has the guts to say Enterprise is broken with his so many years of experience.
What is with this trend where people with 1-2 years of experience think they know more than 100s of people with more years experience than they have been alive shouting this bullcrap? And I have nothing against youth, I started my career at 18 after dropping out of school, but I had the good sense of not being an arrogant know it all that wanted to rewrite complete systems on my first real job.