I once wrote a cloud status monitor UI for a corporation that wanted to migrate its customers away from on-premise.
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I once wrote a cloud status monitor UI for a corporation that wanted to migrate its customers away from on-premise.
The availability was not good and managment ordered the red to be changed to a more pleasing color. A red bar for several hours made it too easy to notice that their cloud sucked.
After some initial resistance, I „fixed“ the color, possibly mumbling obscenities.
Some people said I am „difficult“ to work with. That might not be totally wrong, from their perspective.
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I once wrote a cloud status monitor UI for a corporation that wanted to migrate its customers away from on-premise.
The availability was not good and managment ordered the red to be changed to a more pleasing color. A red bar for several hours made it too easy to notice that their cloud sucked.
After some initial resistance, I „fixed“ the color, possibly mumbling obscenities.
Some people said I am „difficult“ to work with. That might not be totally wrong, from their perspective.
️@icing to me you are pragmatic and the client was... looking for something else than being practical.
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I once wrote a cloud status monitor UI for a corporation that wanted to migrate its customers away from on-premise.
The availability was not good and managment ordered the red to be changed to a more pleasing color. A red bar for several hours made it too easy to notice that their cloud sucked.
After some initial resistance, I „fixed“ the color, possibly mumbling obscenities.
Some people said I am „difficult“ to work with. That might not be totally wrong, from their perspective.
️@icing You're describing denial. Be happy, that you do not need to work for this coorperation anymore. Blaming somebody "difficult" is a rhetoric and psychological pattern. It's a kind of Blame-Shifting or Buck-Passing. Last year I've lost a bigger customer because of this. Today I am proud of, not working for him anymore:
https://blog.jakobs.systems/blog/20251121-destruktive-kommunikation-phrasen/
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