Expensive contractors, take responsibility for your work!

[Churchill]

If IBs get out of their elitist attitude of "must have an IB background" then the quality of developers will improve. Banks do not accept or believe that there actually are good software developers working in other sectors where quality and resilience are the most important aspects of the job e.g. process, nuclear, petrochem, telemetry - all real-time systems where comparisons are easy to level to trading systems. The difference is that there is often a health and safety aspect in these other sectors where systems MUST work reliably (often 24/7).

Some software developers do take pride and are obsessed with the quality of their output..obviously not the shower you've got in your team.

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[aussielong]

Least of all you - if YOUR team is not doing what you expect of them then it is YOUR job to sort it out. Looks like you are the one who is not doing your job properly. If the code is that poor then YOU as the dev team lead should be taking actions to rectify things in YOUR team. What it looks like is you want the title and salary of the dev team lead role but don't want the responsibility. You want a team which produces no errors because that means you have to work and do your job. You are a manager - manage! f***wit!

No, I'll tell you what the problem is and i'm going to sort it out tomorrow. I've let this contractor have to much freedom. I'm going to have to have a word in the morning and sort it out.

[FiveTimes]

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Where are the 20 lines of comments to document and hand over that piece of work

[Churchill]

No, I'll tell you what the problem is and i'm going to sort it out tomorrow. I've let this contractor have to much freedom. I'm going to have to have a word in the morning and sort it out.

FFS

To, too and two, learn to use the correct one then you'd appear intelligent too!

[aussielong]

FFS

To, too and two, learn to use the correct one then you'd appear intelligent too!

hey hey, the funster is back! lets get down the pub and have a joke. not too many jokes tho - he may correct you on your grammar.

"what do you mean you want it up the arse?"... "dont you mean you want it IN the arse"? what what.

your C++ is wrong too. have a read of it you knob

[Churchill]

cComment *myPtrHisComment = NULL;

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Where are the 20 lines of comments to document and hand over that piece of work

hey hey, the funster is back! lets get down the pub and have a joke. not too many jokes tho - he may correct you on your grammar.

"what do you mean you want it up the arse?"... "dont you mean you want it IN the arse"? what what.

your C++ is wrong too. have a read of it you knob

Go on, elaborate.

[aussielong]

Go on, elaborate.

hahaha

you actually care!

[NotAllThere]

Expensive contractors, take responsibility for your work! .

Cheap Tarts:

You know you're going to be screwed, you might as well make yourself comfortable.

btw - testing is what end-users are for.

[Pogle]

Hmm so you're in a high pressure environment and things are not going well and you're cheesed off with the standard of work your contractors produce.
Which makes me wonder how you've got time to post on here, surely you'd be better off sorting out your 'boys' ?

[Churchill]

hahaha

you actually care!

Not really, I'm just showing you up for the "BillyBullSh!t" merchant that you are.


Btw, full marks for owning up to the problem. It didn't take you long to start back-pedalling.