I especially hate that this culture now made its way into the corporate world too. It’s now normal and expected that a developer will just have to follow one of the AWS tutorials to get the thing going and leave it like that.
Nobody thinks about how they’re going to compose their resources anymore, all the AWS “experts” just spit out their AWS training verbatim without any thoughts of their own.
Nobody thinks about how they’re going to compose their resources anymore, all the AWS “experts” just spit out their AWS training verbatim without any thoughts of their own.
There are absolutely AWS experts that will give comprehensive answers and solutions, but many times those don’t get hired because there’s this other guy that’s cheaper and says we can “do it for a fraction of the first guy”.
I especially hate that this culture now made its way into the corporate world too. It’s now normal and expected that a developer will just have to follow one of the AWS tutorials to get the thing going and leave it like that.
Nobody thinks about how they’re going to compose their resources anymore, all the AWS “experts” just spit out their AWS training verbatim without any thoughts of their own.
There are absolutely AWS experts that will give comprehensive answers and solutions, but many times those don’t get hired because there’s this other guy that’s cheaper and says we can “do it for a fraction of the first guy”.