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Raul Landa liked thisRaul Landa liked thisConfessions of a "ghost engineer:" I'm part of the 9.5%. I'm not ashamed to admit it. I'm not rusty. I dance through my coding interviews with effortless grace. In my personal projects, I'm producing hundreds to thousands of lines per session, as prolific as I've ever been. The thing is, as my title has gone up, my code contributions have declined. And I'm totally OK with that. I've been clear about that in my interviews for technical roles. "If what your project really needs to be successful is for someone to come in and write 50k lines of code, I can do that," I'll say. But I find that when a large project is off track, it's rarely for a lack of coding velocity. It's a lack of consensus, direction, customer buy-in, system architecture, or interlock. Those are the things I put the bulk of my energy into creating. None of the artifacts for those issues get committed to github. When I join a new project, I invariably ask my leadership: what are the outcomes that matter to you? What are the metrics you want me to move? I haven't yet encountered the leader that said, "We just need to be committing more code," or "I want you to write the most code of anybody on the team." I move the metrics that matter by removing the roadblocks that matter. As my scope has grown, that generally has me using words more than code. After all, a team of 50 engineers has 50 people who know how to code, but usually only a few who know how to run a large team. I spend my time on the jobs nobody else knows how to do. I'm not at all surprised to see someone characterizing this work as useless. I am locked in an eternal struggle to convince engineers that code is not the only output that matters. I perpetually encounter a contingent that believes that meetings and management are pointless. It's a pervasive delusion and it's no surprise that even an institution like Stanford would have some adherents. True, some of the 9.5% of engineers with very low github activity are likely low performers. Low commit rates definitely aren't proof of success--but they also aren't proof of failure. Saying that this group "does virtually nothing" is naive, myopic, and shows striking immaturity. "Commits virtually nothing to source control" is not the same thing as "does virtually nothing," and for an engineering productivity researcher to confuse the two is a big red flag about their understanding of engineering productivity. My job is not to produce code, it's to produce results. Now excuse me while I get back to writing a tech talk for an audience of hundreds of engineers. Just another day of doing virtually nothing.
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