Continuous Excusing Development: The Software Engineer's Syndrome

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CED refers to the state of mind of one who continuously complains or blames either tools or language for his spaghetti code. Such individual will in all circles and all circumstances, try to justify its own mess by blaming the stack for all his problems.
It’s suggested that you avoid getting into any discussions with such individuals before they are exposed to a proper CED treatment.
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[@Basil-the-Frog]

I like the attitude concerning the importance of empathy and cooperation with coworkers.

[@yoramswiers]

Might have been this person lately, more than i’d like to admit. Thanks for “call out”, going to readjust my focus and strive forward again. Love the honest content!

[@programmer-network]

We've all been there at one point in our careers. I'm happy that the video made you realize that as well, as we are all capable of so much more, and we grow the most when we focus on the positives, and when we try to do great things. Cheers, and thanks a bunch for commenting!

[@1u4a1]

Hi Aleksander, perfect video. Im in high school and I work as a junior web developer for 9 months and I was really like 'scared' too ask many questions and try to solve it on my on own, then complain about it, but thats mistake many times senior developers when i asked them for a help or explanation, everytime they gave me some different point of view, different hints to solve the problem and help me grow, so its perfect quote by Eistein and perfect article by you THX.

[@programmer-network]

Don't ever be scared to ask questions, rather the opposite. If anything, I don't think that there is anyone on earth that likes to explain things more then developers. And remember, there's no stupid questions. Of course, we can't ask absolutely anything and everything all the time, at least before we do some research first, otherwise, it would take a lot of time from others. Thanks for taking the time to comment man, appreciate it. Cheers, and keep hacking away :)