j-r conlinSo, uh, yeah...
It was the best place I ever worked, along with some of the smartest, kindest people who I will miss dearly, but there comes a time when you have to leave.
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@jrconlin @cederbs I am sad to read this and get confirmation this is exactly how I imagined it must have gone in the inside. We could have nice things if management listened to the community and took the time to build instead of breaking things seems like the sad conclusion for so much of today's tech world.
I wish you all the best in your next projects, whatever they might be. I know that you will be back to build great things for the community at some point, after taking well-deserved time to rest and recover 💚
Cederbs@Em0nM4stodon @jrconlin JR definitely saw more of Mozilla than I did but the post definitely felt very relevant. For moso they really had an dead weight that showed up any time I tried to propose higher community engagement and integration which always felt counterintuitive.
That being said, I was in for a blip of 6 months and knew the project I was signing up for which was more than most folks got. Liked the people a lot, though.