21 APR 2014 by ideonexus

 Feigned Surprise

he best developers I’ve worked with were willing to admit when they didn’t know something. Of course they could learn quickly. If you meet an arrogant developer who pretends to know everything, be careful. To them, their ego is more important than your software. An insecure person who mixes up their self-worth with their programming ability can be very unpleasant to work with. Sadly, some workplaces and development teams reward bombastic claims made with absolute certainty, even on comple...
Folksonomies: conduct professionalism
Folksonomies: conduct professionalism
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Being surprised that someone doesn't know something is denigrating and demonstrates that you don't know your field.