I've been brought in ostensibly as a developer to work on a proof of concept to assess some 3rd party vendors' low code tools for generating web pages.
Been here a week now and I am not going to be writing any code () . All I have to do is learn to use these tools with 4 other devs and provide feedback in daily meetings.
The problem is that the 4 other devs are permies and are completely against any low code solutions as it's like turkeys voting for Christmas from their perspective so any positive input from myself in these meetings is going down like a lead balloon.
On one hand, I'm more than happy to sit aroud doing f all for the next 3 months and get paid for it but I'm conscious of the fact that I have to give objective feedback without upsetting the permies otherwise I'm going to get skewered.
Anyone been in this kind of role? Be interested to hear your thoughts.
Been here a week now and I am not going to be writing any code () . All I have to do is learn to use these tools with 4 other devs and provide feedback in daily meetings.
The problem is that the 4 other devs are permies and are completely against any low code solutions as it's like turkeys voting for Christmas from their perspective so any positive input from myself in these meetings is going down like a lead balloon.
On one hand, I'm more than happy to sit aroud doing f all for the next 3 months and get paid for it but I'm conscious of the fact that I have to give objective feedback without upsetting the permies otherwise I'm going to get skewered.
Anyone been in this kind of role? Be interested to hear your thoughts.
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