“This telegram must be closely paraphrased before being communicated to anyone” (history.stackexchange.com)

can't relate to this at all - maybe it's different in programming languages teams? if anything we would be thrilled to find one of our colleagues had already written the library we needed and was available to ask questions of if we needed anything explained!

klooney · 44m ago

> employees often maintain their projects because they love them, not because the company asked them to. That’s often a strong guarantee of long-term care.

Until they leave, or switch teams.

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