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Sinking ship or not liking new company changes or actually now being held accountable for their messes ?Did they leave a sinking ship?
I am hoping and looking for a ray of hope lol but is this related to why they took off the "all access" days count down. I need to be more of a pessimist. err optimist.Sinking ship or not liking new company changes or actually now being held accountable for their messes ?
A bit premature to call it a sinking ship
Anyone out this on the eq forums yet?
For a small team losing 4 members in a months time is a problem. Add to that it is people that have being there for ages.
/doom and gloom
Or this will backfire -- you'll lose talent because you rely far too much on legacy code. There are plenty of startups out there that need programmers to design good systems from the ground up (and pay competitive rates to boot; DPG can't afford to pay good rates).Plus, I think it should be mandatory for programmers to eventually work on a legacy code project for a bit. It'll, hopefully, help them develop a bit more code empathy.
Saw somewhere that was saying Absor has/is leaving as well
YeeshLooks like Absor was demoted to Augur on the EQ boards.
I am not sure how to take all the changes going on at Darkpaw at the moment.
Or this will backfire -- you'll lose talent because you rely far too much on legacy code. There are plenty of startups out there that need programmers to design good systems from the ground up (and pay competitive rates to boot; DPG can't afford to pay good rates).
“Looks like Absor left as well.”
Absor has not left, he is still around, ready...waiting.
I'm not sure which is worse, losing the talent and institutional knowledge to a competing organization or finding out DPG is throwing more money down the drain to make EQNever.Until I see Prathun’s LinkedIn change, I will consider it possible he is secretly on EQ3/D :-D