Ask HN: Why do product devs switch into data eng/data ops roles?
Ask HN: Why do product devs switch into data eng/data ops roles?
2 by legerdemain | 1 comments on Hacker News.
I have had a number of professional acquaintances and former coworkers leave product/full-stack/back end roles and move into roles more concerned with data pipelines, data infra, dashboard development, and so on. I have trouble seeing good reasons to. - Data roles heavily focus on particular enterprise products (Kafka, Redshift, Snowflake) at the expense of engineering fundamentals. - Data roles are typically support roles, not the value center of an org (which would be the analysts and decision-makers who consume the dashboards). - I personally find these roles more rote, less engaging, and less creative than SWE roles. What are some good reasons to move into a data-focused role, other than incidental details like better pay or promotion opportunities?
2 by legerdemain | 1 comments on Hacker News.
I have had a number of professional acquaintances and former coworkers leave product/full-stack/back end roles and move into roles more concerned with data pipelines, data infra, dashboard development, and so on. I have trouble seeing good reasons to. - Data roles heavily focus on particular enterprise products (Kafka, Redshift, Snowflake) at the expense of engineering fundamentals. - Data roles are typically support roles, not the value center of an org (which would be the analysts and decision-makers who consume the dashboards). - I personally find these roles more rote, less engaging, and less creative than SWE roles. What are some good reasons to move into a data-focused role, other than incidental details like better pay or promotion opportunities?
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