@BordedDev

Well, not really. He was supposed to help me, and he’s expected to be just as effective as I am, maybe even more (I guess bro sold himself really well). My boss doesn’t even realize that this guy is actually slowing down our development, and I have no idea how to bring it up without sounding like I’m trying to sweep the rug from under him.

@D-4got10-01

You should’ve seen my face when I asked him to point out where a method he was calling was, just for him to open up Copilot to ask it instead (with the AI almost taking a full minute to find it).

Unprofessional? Bro, this type of comment is basically a warning sign for anyone working there.

For a dev to leave something like this, you just know it's some real frustrating shit that'll probably take you up 1 to 7 days to fix.

@Demolishun I've noticed this saturation since I was still a student, it was very apparent how it was getting more and more difficult to start working with anything related to coding.

To get to a point where even my seniors collegues are expressing their frustation about getting a job somewhere, it's very worrying. I feel bad for people that are starting out right now.

lmao, the exact thing happens where I work, but the catch is: there's no documentation, no coding standard, nothing...

@molaram I hope so lol. More jobs are asking for this, so I don't really have a choice.

@retoor I'm trying that. I don't have much free time on my day, so I mostly looking for tutorials instead of reading the docs directly, and most tutorials are not working out for me, so it has been a pretty confusing experience.