3 Worst Things About Being a Software Developer | Software Engineer Thoughts

[@heysosathedev]

Friends! Here's a video about the "worst" things about being a software engineer. Let me know some of the "worst" or "best" things about engineering that you've experienced. As always, don't forget to like and subscribe :)

[@Catluvr543]

Omg I totally agree with everything!! But it is truly a blessing to go through these struggles bc I love what I do :)

[@heysosathedev]

Exactly!

[@JoyFay]

Feel you on the meetings

[@humphreyquaye4857]

Truth in its entirety 😅

[@Getmoneygangster1]

Hello Im IT mostly online work now im in linux know anything about that

[@evdaan]

I lost my interest on Software Engineer because, in my last two jobs, the teams where I worked and the remote teams that were involved in the projects just were the worst experience to work with. Days full of meetings every 3 hours just for nothing and to know what we were working on, Unexisting documentation of everything, the external teams never answer and so on, but the worst was in my teams, in one project, no one cares of doing the tasks, two of them were speaking badly of me and the others like they were the only ones that were working and to know how to work and if I said something the others, they just said "yes" but really never heard, then the project was lost for the company and moved me to another project. even worst, If I asked something they thought that I don't know how to code, the Team lead never create a backlog and each week instead of continuing with the tasks told me to return to the same tasks that were already done to refactor them, never in a year had a code review and retrospective, again in two more projects the company lost the contracts because never could get results but the team leads never give us tasks that make us continue with something. In the end, the company fires me because of the covid-19 in February. there are a lot of more issues in this story but already is a long comment.

[@dawnrosewood7060]

Mind saying these companies so I can avoid them? If not, its ok