X User's Post On Juniors Constantly Messaging For "Minor Issues" Sparks Online Discussion
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Taking to X (formerly Twitter), the user, Vinay, described how he felt when his juniors or even mid-level engineers at work message him for trivial things that can be solved in minutes.
A software engineer has sparked a discussion online after expressing his frustration over his juniors at work frequently reaching out to him with minor or trivial issues. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), the user, Vinay, described how he felt when his juniors or even mid-level engineers at work message him for trivial things that can be solved in minutes. He said that such a behaviour signifies "low growth potential and a lack of self-awareness". He also added that junior colleagues or his mentees need to understand that constant interruptions can affect workflow and reduce productivity. I'm disappointed when my mentees constantly message me with minor issues. This behavior signifies low growth potential and a lack of self-awareness.It's surprising that junior and even mid-level engineers expect me to drop everything to respond to their Slack messages, despite…
"I'm disappointed when my mentees constantly message me with minor issues. This behavior signifies low growth potential and a lack of self-awareness. It's surprising that junior and even mid-level engineers expect me to drop everything to respond to their Slack messages, despite the brief time it takes to resolve their concerns. They need to understand that constant interruptions disrupt my workflow and reduce my productivity," Mr Vinay wrote.
Take a look at his post below:
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