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I can't help but think that poor little guys last thought was: oh swEET GOD NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
David Moralez
12 years ago
Where I work, switch the developer with tester and know you're talking! 😉
Billy Spelchan
12 years ago
Your picture fails to show the cliff in the opposite direction.
Kelly Allen
12 years ago
OMG!, that is exactly how I feel. It's hard to be a developer.
Sean Patrick
12 years ago
What is that thing?
Cordell Lawrence
12 years ago
LOL!
Sean Patrick
12 years ago
LOL, looks like a wet rat…hope they enjoy.
Paul Gatling
12 years ago
+Sean Patrick dinner…
diane swan
12 years ago
LOL..
Drew Jones
12 years ago
It has become life lesson #363456243523
John Howard
12 years ago
Sean Patrick from the picture, I am guessing a snack.
basma Umoh
12 years ago
(funny).not always easy but a lil more effort can bring a good result.
Stephen Jennings
12 years ago
So true!
Qiu Yun Luo
12 years ago
very true???
Margaret Hester
12 years ago
ohhh +StillmanAdam
Manojkumar Muralidharan
12 years ago
A developer's life ! So true
ryadh benammar
12 years ago
It deppend on developper's knowledge !!
Jim McCloskey
12 years ago
…only sometimes?
Ashlyn Beynon
12 years ago
hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Josh Kowalski
12 years ago
Thanksgiving came early this year guys
Dennis Reed
12 years ago
As a former tester, why is it that every time we got a new build it was always available Friday at 5pm?
altagracia corporan
12 years ago
que abusadores son
David Hallum
12 years ago
Glad the tester is represented!
David Hallum
12 years ago
+Dennis Reed That is soooo true! I was supposed to have a build today….guess what?! It's been postponed…imagine that. I wonder if it will be ready by tomorrow at 5?!
Stuart Arnett
12 years ago
economic developer in today's climate? same thing! LOL, thanks.
Ronald Czik
12 years ago
LOL
Bella Hoffman
12 years ago
wow funny
Alvin Quidem
12 years ago
Even though I'm sure this isn't the case in the picture, I kind of saw the tester as trying to get to the developer and save the day by letting them know all the bugs in the software so that they can fix it before the managers and clients get to them. See +Amanda Blain , the helpful tester to the rescue. =)
Daniel Mitchell
12 years ago
Yep when something goes wrong its the devs fault, if the project is successful the manager gets the praise
Zain Usmani
12 years ago
Creative team 🙂
Paul Dorchak
12 years ago
I try to be nice to my developers but sometimes they lack in the communications department
Amanda Blain
12 years ago
Noted.. high amount of vocal testers following me here 🙂
Donnie Patterson
12 years ago
I feel ya
Paul Dorchak
12 years ago
I'm hoping to move into business analysis soon
Paul Dorchak
12 years ago
I do have all the respect in the world for my devs
Joshua Pritt
12 years ago
Funny because it's true!
Daniel Mitchell
12 years ago
+Alvin Quidem the testers are trying to be the first to the scene so they can tell everyone about the DEFECT!! When the bug makes it into production (ie the tester didn't find it) the picture will show the testers lying down asleep and the managers and clients in the lead.
Layba Zaman
12 years ago
Hmmm, I don't know
Steve Sutherland
12 years ago
Haha, funny but so true!
Kirk Ford
12 years ago
Honey badger don't care.
Isa Clinton
12 years ago
Lol
Steve Cole
12 years ago
The Developer needs to go independent and get a backer (an Elephant). Tigers don't match up to Elephants.
Jim Beardsley
12 years ago
Very true, of course — but i always thoht of myself more as a tortoise.. proud, very calm, very patient, always analytical, confident, wise, tough shelled (impervious to all the hype, and teeth? what teeth?), intimately aware of everything that trips-up everyone running around, always accused of being too slow, and very nearly always right.
akshat sharma
12 years ago
I hear you. Add design to the pack.
Kishan Lingampally
12 years ago
nice
Alvin Quidem
12 years ago
Yeah, I was throwing testers a bone there +Daniel Mitchell . Most of my testers are pretty much asleep and don't seem to find easy to spot bugs. I rely more on my automated unit tests to save me. When a bug is found after release, the testers are usually right with the clients and managers complaining to me on how could we have shipped with such a known bug. I've learned to just take the brunt of it and just SMH. As a developer, you will rarely win that fight. =)
singavarapu john paul
12 years ago
good concept
Alexandre Pina
12 years ago
great,… interesting point of view.
Nelson James
12 years ago
Add anyone creating something. There's no patience for creation in the business world. Even though that's one of the most essential parts of business.
yep 🙂
I can't help but think that poor little guys last thought was: oh swEET GOD NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
Where I work, switch the developer with tester and know you're talking! 😉
Your picture fails to show the cliff in the opposite direction.
OMG!, that is exactly how I feel. It's hard to be a developer.
What is that thing?
LOL!
LOL, looks like a wet rat…hope they enjoy.
+Sean Patrick dinner…
LOL..
It has become life lesson #363456243523
Sean Patrick from the picture, I am guessing a snack.
(funny).not always easy but a lil more effort can bring a good result.
So true!
very true???
ohhh +StillmanAdam
A developer's life ! So true
It deppend on developper's knowledge !!
…only sometimes?
hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Thanksgiving came early this year guys
As a former tester, why is it that every time we got a new build it was always available Friday at 5pm?
que abusadores son
Glad the tester is represented!
+Dennis Reed That is soooo true! I was supposed to have a build today….guess what?! It's been postponed…imagine that. I wonder if it will be ready by tomorrow at 5?!
economic developer in today's climate? same thing! LOL, thanks.
LOL
wow funny
Even though I'm sure this isn't the case in the picture, I kind of saw the tester as trying to get to the developer and save the day by letting them know all the bugs in the software so that they can fix it before the managers and clients get to them. See +Amanda Blain , the helpful tester to the rescue. =)
Yep when something goes wrong its the devs fault, if the project is successful the manager gets the praise
Creative team 🙂
I try to be nice to my developers but sometimes they lack in the communications department
Noted.. high amount of vocal testers following me here 🙂
I feel ya
I'm hoping to move into business analysis soon
I do have all the respect in the world for my devs
Funny because it's true!
+Alvin Quidem the testers are trying to be the first to the scene so they can tell everyone about the DEFECT!! When the bug makes it into production (ie the tester didn't find it) the picture will show the testers lying down asleep and the managers and clients in the lead.
Hmmm, I don't know
Haha, funny but so true!
Honey badger don't care.
Lol
The Developer needs to go independent and get a backer (an Elephant). Tigers don't match up to Elephants.
Very true, of course — but i always thoht of myself more as a tortoise.. proud, very calm, very patient, always analytical, confident, wise, tough shelled (impervious to all the hype, and teeth? what teeth?), intimately aware of everything that trips-up everyone running around, always accused of being too slow, and very nearly always right.
I hear you. Add design to the pack.
nice
Yeah, I was throwing testers a bone there +Daniel Mitchell . Most of my testers are pretty much asleep and don't seem to find easy to spot bugs. I rely more on my automated unit tests to save me. When a bug is found after release, the testers are usually right with the clients and managers complaining to me on how could we have shipped with such a known bug. I've learned to just take the brunt of it and just SMH. As a developer, you will rarely win that fight. =)
good concept
great,… interesting point of view.
Add anyone creating something. There's no patience for creation in the business world. Even though that's one of the most essential parts of business.