Do you find as a developer that really small things can irritate you alot?
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Recently I worked my butt off developing this product for my company. The data itself was very detailed and intricate. Now that this project is more or less complete. I find myself being nit picky about certain things and find myself being slightly impatient. Do you guys ever feel this way? I am happy that today is Friday and I will get to have some R and R this weekend. It was a project well done and got nods from the big wigs of the company.:)
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Recently I worked my butt off developing this product for my company. The data itself was very detailed and intricate. Now that this project is more or less complete. I find myself being nit picky about certain things and find myself being slightly impatient. Do you guys ever feel this way? I am happy that today is Friday and I will get to have some R and R this weekend. It was a project well done and got nods from the big wigs of the company.:)
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Recently I worked my butt off developing this product for my company. The data itself was very detailed and intricate. Now that this project is more or less complete. I find myself being nit picky about certain things and find myself being slightly impatient. Do you guys ever feel this way? I am happy that today is Friday and I will get to have some R and R this weekend. It was a project well done and got nods from the big wigs of the company.:)
You need to be slightly anal to do a good job. It is often little things that let down otherwise good products. If you go to a site and find the navigation is poor, you won't hang around.
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done. Drink. Get drunk. Fall over - P O'H OK, I will win to day or my name isn't Ethel Crudacre! - DD Ethel Crudacre I cannot live by bread alone. Bacon and ketchup are needed as well. - Trollslayer Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb - they're often *students*, for heaven's sake - Terry Pratchett
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Recently I worked my butt off developing this product for my company. The data itself was very detailed and intricate. Now that this project is more or less complete. I find myself being nit picky about certain things and find myself being slightly impatient. Do you guys ever feel this way? I am happy that today is Friday and I will get to have some R and R this weekend. It was a project well done and got nods from the big wigs of the company.:)
That happens to Mrs. Boss periodically. I just go and hide.
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Recently I worked my butt off developing this product for my company. The data itself was very detailed and intricate. Now that this project is more or less complete. I find myself being nit picky about certain things and find myself being slightly impatient. Do you guys ever feel this way? I am happy that today is Friday and I will get to have some R and R this weekend. It was a project well done and got nods from the big wigs of the company.:)
That's exactly why we have a rule in my industry that reminds everyone, "There comes a time in the life of every project when it is necessary to shoot the engineers and move to Production."
Will Rogers never met me.
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Recently I worked my butt off developing this product for my company. The data itself was very detailed and intricate. Now that this project is more or less complete. I find myself being nit picky about certain things and find myself being slightly impatient. Do you guys ever feel this way? I am happy that today is Friday and I will get to have some R and R this weekend. It was a project well done and got nods from the big wigs of the company.:)
Always... My software is never good enough... I grumble when a screen takes more than 50ms to load, or when a field doesn't default to the value I was planning to enter. People tell me I'm a perfectionist, but I just don't see it :-D
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Recently I worked my butt off developing this product for my company. The data itself was very detailed and intricate. Now that this project is more or less complete. I find myself being nit picky about certain things and find myself being slightly impatient. Do you guys ever feel this way? I am happy that today is Friday and I will get to have some R and R this weekend. It was a project well done and got nods from the big wigs of the company.:)
SciGama wrote:
I worked my butt off
That's where you went wrong... :rolleyes:
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Recently I worked my butt off developing this product for my company. The data itself was very detailed and intricate. Now that this project is more or less complete. I find myself being nit picky about certain things and find myself being slightly impatient. Do you guys ever feel this way? I am happy that today is Friday and I will get to have some R and R this weekend. It was a project well done and got nods from the big wigs of the company.:)
Hi, Congratulations on your achievement ! Yes, I think it's only natural to have a sense of 'ownership,' even a sense of being a kind of 'parent' to something you've sweated over, and struggled with. And in intense teamwork to have a strong sense of membership in the team, and to react when the team is changed, or finished with its task. And natural, also, to go through some different feeling-states, when what was 'your baby' is no longer in your 'control.' In my experience, there was one company I worked at where the management had a good sense of the need for 'ritual' (and I don't mean in any 'religious' sense) when certain milestones were met. They'd have a party, bring in lots of good food, invite the team members that had finished the 'golden master' to say some words. best, Bill
"In the River of Delights, Panic has not failed me." Jorge Luis Borges