TC 300k at signing, π₯ after docucrash.
YOE 12
Feeling like I'm a loser, would appreciate any advice.
Spent many years caring very strongly about code quality, modularity, component design, api design and that knowledge seems to have just put me at odds with folks on my team, prolonging code reviews for seemingly little benefit. Almost every codebase I've been in has been a rats nest and trying to untangle it doesn't seem to lead to any kind of career advancement. Trying to figure out how to stop focusing on the code and instead figure out the best ways to generate impact. Especially when tasking is mostly set by my manager and collaboration while remote is tricky.
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Just get yourself in the loop. Read, talk to people, just be informed somehow.
Valuations were pretty far-detached from (prospective) company performance, so pointing fingers at any particular employees is an odd concept.