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I don’t think every technical meeting needs to be long if the goals are clear from the start.
I can concentrate better when I work remotely than when I’m in an open-plan office.
I don’t feel comfortable releasing software if it hasn’t been properly tested.
I’ve had to explain complex technical issues in very simple language to clients or managers.
I’ve worked with non-technical stakeholders who didn’t fully understand the technical limitations.
I don’t think micromanagement helps developers do their best work.
I don’t feel confident using a technology until I’ve applied it in a real project.
Personal devices are not used for work purposes unless they are approved by the company.
I don’t feel that strict approval processes always improve code quality.
I don’t believe company policies have fully adapted to remote and hybrid work yet.
I think it’s acceptable to break internal rules in exceptional situations to protect the customer.
