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sleek34056yDoesnt sound like a company that will result in any fruitful career. If they think they can simply not be affected by a dev leaving and save the money to themselves u should get out of there. However - i advise u to work the extra stuff so u learn them then apply somewhere else with a new set of skills to show off on ur resume.
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At least let them know that with great power comes great responsibility, and with great responsibility comes great salary. Make it clear that dumping the work of a senior dev on you without also increasing your position as well is not acceptable.
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C0D4652036yDo it enough times and they end up with a big bus issue (I'm 3 devs deep and they recently closed off getting another dev in)
Welcome to the bus club, Where your resignation will be the end of them 🤘
Take on the responsibility, get familiar with the new areas and then become the bus and move on.
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I work at a small company (4 devs, CTO, a senior, me: mid level, and a new junior dev). Junior and I handle the client projects and the Senior and CTO handle the overall platform and server deployments and such. Our senior dev just gave his 2 weeks notice. I was told they are not replacing him and now ALL of his tasks have been pushed onto me on top of all my already full plate. My issue is, although I am excited to learn about the upper management and deployment stuff, they (CTO and CEO) just dumped all these tasks onto me without even asking if I wanted the added responsibility and also told me there is no monetary bonus for taking it all on. Am I right in being a little mad that I was not even asked if I wanted it and it was just assumed I would handle it all without any bonus or monetary promotion?
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more power comes no more money?
but not really