[quote=flu][quote=all]I don’t get it. If that is a side project he should not be working on it (i.e. contacting you) during business hours. And if it is not a side project someone likely made a mistake assigning the task to your coworker.[/quote]
He’s a junior person assigned to the project. No idea who/what they are doing….There’s nothing wrong with not knowing how to do it… But what is very funny is, if this was a test of how well someone can adapt to new things, this would be the contrarian indicator.[/quote]This is also what separate engineers from developers or worse yet “devs”.
[quote=AN][quote=flu][quote=all]I don’t get it. If that is a side project he should not be working on it (i.e. contacting you) during business hours. And if it is not a side project someone likely made a mistake assigning the task to your coworker.[/quote]
He’s a junior person assigned to the project. No idea who/what they are doing….There’s nothing wrong with not knowing how to do it… But what is very funny is, if this was a test of how well someone can adapt to new things, this would be the contrarian indicator.[/quote]This is also what separate engineers from developers or worse yet “devs”.[/quote]
No it doesn’t…
I have met plenty of engineers that want to be spoon fed as well…
[quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AN][quote=flu][quote=all]I don’t get it. If that is a side project he should not be working on it (i.e. contacting you) during business hours. And if it is not a side project someone likely made a mistake assigning the task to your coworker.[/quote]
He’s a junior person assigned to the project. No idea who/what they are doing….There’s nothing wrong with not knowing how to do it… But what is very funny is, if this was a test of how well someone can adapt to new things, this would be the contrarian indicator.[/quote]This is also what separate engineers from developers or worse yet “devs”.[/quote]
No it doesn’t…
I have met plenty of engineers that want to be spoon fed as well…
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