Why the FUCK do you call the position "SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER" if all I fucking do is follow documentation after documentation to migrate X shit to Y shit. Less than 20% of my time is actual software development, maybe even 10%.
In my internship lasting 3 fucking months, I have learned several times more than in Amazon.
Why do people stay in these positions is beyond me. Is really working a little less than 40h and doing shit work better than working 50h doing actual, proper work? Fucking hell, this is why these people do not grow as engineers.
Fucking monkey work. You could hire a chimp to do the oncall tasks instead.
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Gotta do side projects to remember how to code
Also, designs take 5000 approvals at amazon so everything moves at a snails pace.
We have a few legacy systems that the L4/L5s monitor and thats about it
Also, don't come to Meta. SWEs basically do everything so in beginning stages of projects it's a lot of documentation