Why do programmers only want to code in silence?
When I interviewed Jamie for a position at ZenTech, the first impression of him was an enthusiastic engineer. With good skills, product ideas and positive teamwork, he's really a great candidate. But, two years later, Jamie became a very passive developer, who just wanted to code in silence. I should have noticed the signs. He does not speak up, does not contribute ideas in the production process or product as I expect, and his "friendly" relationships are often just satirical words. "I told you" is Jamie's mouth in every situation. Jamie might have thought of leaving the company. I really hope Jamie thinks like that. But the reality is not always the same, the company is lack of manpower, and I need all the help that I can get. Result? A programmer can code alone and does not want to communicate with anyone. Humans are formed by the environment Many managers believe that the problem lies in Jamie. If he is a better employee, more...