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Would you consider dictating what text-editor a JS dev uses to be micromanaging?
Second thoughts about an upcoming positionAs a supervisor, how to deal with micromanagement of team member?How much should I help my colleagueNew to Company – Potential Overbearing Peer ProblemIs it okay to speak openly about the current job when applying to another job?Is it unprofessional to ask to delay a job start date if I was given short notice?Requesting multiple equipments as a new junior employeeBoredom, lack of projects, search for new opportunityIs a personal laptop worth it as a developer?How can I effectively communicate to recruiters that a phone call is not possible?
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Let's say you start a new job and the company mandates you use VSCode and bars you from using Sublime Text to do JS development? In this scenario no other benefits of VSCode are being used but a linter integration (which is compatible with Sublime).
No explanation is given for this other than that another developer currently uses VSCode.
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Let's say you start a new job and the company mandates you use VSCode and bars you from using Sublime Text to do JS development? In this scenario no other benefits of VSCode are being used but a linter integration (which is compatible with Sublime).
No explanation is given for this other than that another developer currently uses VSCode.
new-job micro-management
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For context: my opinion is that "it literally doesn't matter", which is why I find the mandate so strange and uncomfortable.
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This is probably a better question for softwareengineering.stackexchange.com
– solarflare
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Let's say you start a new job and the company mandates you use VSCode and bars you from using Sublime Text to do JS development? In this scenario no other benefits of VSCode are being used but a linter integration (which is compatible with Sublime).
No explanation is given for this other than that another developer currently uses VSCode.
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Let's say you start a new job and the company mandates you use VSCode and bars you from using Sublime Text to do JS development? In this scenario no other benefits of VSCode are being used but a linter integration (which is compatible with Sublime).
No explanation is given for this other than that another developer currently uses VSCode.
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For context: my opinion is that "it literally doesn't matter", which is why I find the mandate so strange and uncomfortable.
– DJSpud
9 mins ago
This is probably a better question for softwareengineering.stackexchange.com
– solarflare
8 mins ago
add a comment |
For context: my opinion is that "it literally doesn't matter", which is why I find the mandate so strange and uncomfortable.
– DJSpud
9 mins ago
This is probably a better question for softwareengineering.stackexchange.com
– solarflare
8 mins ago
For context: my opinion is that "it literally doesn't matter", which is why I find the mandate so strange and uncomfortable.
– DJSpud
9 mins ago
For context: my opinion is that "it literally doesn't matter", which is why I find the mandate so strange and uncomfortable.
– DJSpud
9 mins ago
This is probably a better question for softwareengineering.stackexchange.com
– solarflare
8 mins ago
This is probably a better question for softwareengineering.stackexchange.com
– solarflare
8 mins ago
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For context: my opinion is that "it literally doesn't matter", which is why I find the mandate so strange and uncomfortable.
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This is probably a better question for softwareengineering.stackexchange.com
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