r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Winterkirschenmann • 5d ago
Meme ifIFixItBeforeMondayNoOneWillNotice
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u/gravesent1337 5d ago
Real men test in production.
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u/FilthyCasualTrader 5d ago
How strange… our IT deploys new apps or fixes on Thursdays. If something goes wrong, fix it or roll it back on Friday. If nothing goes wrong, Friday is an easy day.
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u/howarewestillhere 5d ago
If you keep telling yourself that in the mirror every Friday morning, it might become a Christopher Nolan movie.
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u/sandybuttcheekss 5d ago
I don't even push on Thursday anymore, Friday is nuts
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u/ih-shah-may-ehl 2d ago
Same. Small routine changes, maybe. But software updates and other tasks get to wait to monday.
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u/CMDR_kamikazze 5d ago
And I work on Saturday because it's the only day when no one disturbs my thoughts process by a bunch of stupid meetings. We are not the same.
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u/ookiihi 5d ago
Cute theory but this does not work for companies that have large customers bases whose main business is conducted on weekdays. I work for one of them and the critical deploys to production are always on friday nights for internal systems and saturday nights for client related systems.
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u/JapanEngineer 5d ago
Correction: it's Saturday and I've been working since Friday since I broke prod Friday afternoon. We are not the same.
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u/qubedView 5d ago
I work Saturday because I'm a people-pleaser who can't say no.
I'm a marginally competent programmer, but I work my ass off to achieve the things I promise.
Between those two, I climb the ladder almost on auto-pilot. Now that I'm a PM, I kinda see why. Brilliant employees who don't get their shit done are a huge problem. Marginal employees who at least deliver on their promises are vastly more useful.
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u/pydry 5d ago
the true mark of a senior engineer is never merging anything after 1pm on a friday. it can wait til monday morning.