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Any time I know how I could solve a problem, but cannot go about solving it because of circumstance.
Circumstances such as not being on the team that is supposed to solve the problem. I know sometimes I am missing context about what is making the problem so tough to solve, but sometimes I know it's just annoyingly circumstantial that I can't just fix the thing I have technical access to and knowledge of the system it would take.
Changing 15 files by hand to make a tiny fix. 🥲
speak in english :(
Back to back MS teams beep beep beep beep beep
lol I can relate
Unreal expectations, as a developer a common issue is to listen to people expecting you to finish something in record time, regardless of the lack of resources, lack of time, lack of clarity on requirements, and non-sense policies.
Could not agree more, it's exactly what I was going to add!!!
100% on your side
learning a tech that rarely used by people
6 working days.
Yeah i agree. Working from office sucks.
Unnecessary calls and timesheets.
Content writing.
Missing authorizations where clearly you should have them (no security flaws), but "corporation logic" :)
Forcing usage of stack A instead of stack B, because somebody doesn't know stack B.