alt Hacker News>but I’m not going to selflessly share my productivity gains with the broader company for free.
If your employer is expecting that you selflessly share your time for free, you’re getting fucked. Most people are paid to do their job. They are, of course, then expected to work for their employers while on the clock.
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hnthrow0287345 • yesterday at 3:37 PM
I wouldn't share that with a manager even if they asked. If management were tech competent, they could proactively find inefficiencies themselves and allocate time to it instead of letting developers do all of the thinking for them.
If they gave immediate raises or bonuses for stuff like this, then things would change.
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May not have been clear. My job is not AI development. I have features to deliver. The ask from employer is to add the AI knowledge sharing on top of it. They don’t pay for that. When layoffs come, it wouldn’t save me from missed deliverables.