If only Shadow Master was a job title. I create technical shortcuts with no oversight that the company is now completely dependent on and nobody other than me understands it. Also I didn't document shit so I'm indispensable now. Give me raises.
At some of these companies it could! Heck at Palantir you can be a fucking "legal ninja."If only Shadow Master was a job title. I create technical shortcuts with no oversight that the company is now completely dependent on and nobody other than me understands it. Also I didn't document shit so I'm indispensable now. Give me raises.
This gives me joy.The guy that understands our code signing is on vacation this week. Our SHA1 cert expired last Friday...
110k + 10k sign on bonus to be a "software engineer" aka IT.
Hard pass. I'd probably blow my brains out before month 3.
It's banking.l in rva area. Have you even heard of a "hygiene" department? First time for me. If so what does that mean to you.What area is that in?
What kind of company is it? I've never heard of a hygiene department or whatever that just refactors code.
I also kind of hate the "engineering" title in IT. Or rather, I hate the lack of integrity that it has.
It's real good money for the area but I don't feel like burning down my career potential so early in life. Would be taking two bits to the back of the head.Nah never heard of that being a thing. I've seen "maintenance coders," but those are usually old dudes who need something to do until retirement.
110k would be good money for the south though. If it's DC or the north east, that's not enough.
Yep. I was like. Wtf is a health and hygiene team as part of software engineering? Like you guys aren't Colgate or Dove soap. I don't get it.
Ooo fancy name for saying were IT and refactor everyone's shitty tech debt.
Sounds about right! Now if only they would have used this god damn title and been upfront with what the fuck the teams do. Recruiter again straight up lied to me saying they do development when the lead said otherwise.To me it sounds like it is an SRE team without using the more commonly used name. Site Reliability Engineering - Wikipedia At places like Google they often have teams that use a mix between SRE - Platforms (more IT/Sys Admin) and SRE - Software Engineering for more software developer type coverage.
Negotiate what? I don't care about the money (to an extent). I care about the work. Out of the two groups I interviewed for they said this was the one they wanted to put me in.Use it as a chance to practice your negotiation skills
Wait didn't we warn you about this?I've come to the conclusion I dislike managing, and may be looking for a pay cut to get my hands dirty as a sysadmin again soon.
Will do but I'll be honest, this seems to be overpay for the area so I'm not sure how relevant the info will be.Wait didn't we warn you about this?
Foler what I mean was just toss some numbers at them, some benefits, some extra PTO, etc. Just so for the next job you really want you're confident about what you can ask for.
Wait didn't we warn you about this?