In the past, you had to practically be on a Wheaties box or major magazine cover to be considered a celebrity.
Now everyone is a “celebrity”and hubris is at an all time high.
I’ve been in tech for 25+ years and never heard of this person until now but it’s not the first time I’ve heard similar talk.
These maxims strike me more as bitter senior neck beard developer complains about the rest of his team in a passive aggressive way at the work lunch table before COVID.
If you’re a celebrity, we don’t need your snarky complaints. We need you using your “celebrity” to make things better.
Now everyone is a “celebrity”and hubris is at an all time high.
I’ve been in tech for 25+ years and never heard of this person until now but it’s not the first time I’ve heard similar talk.
These maxims strike me more as bitter senior neck beard developer complains about the rest of his team in a passive aggressive way at the work lunch table before COVID.
If you’re a celebrity, we don’t need your snarky complaints. We need you using your “celebrity” to make things better.