> that will be useful for work in other companies?

No. But all those tools and processes? Those are valuable at smaller companies -- or maybe even a SaaS when you leave.

pavlov 4 days ago | parent | next [-]

Tools and processes from Meta or Google? Yes, absolutely.

Tools and processes from “third-place mobile phone operator in country X” or “leading grocery wholesaler in country Y”? Most likely not.

The world is full of quite large companies that need surprisingly much software and are very bad at it.

Gazoche 4 days ago | parent | prev [-]

The tools and processes we have here, I would not wish them on any other company, especially a smaller one.

	▲	withinboredom 4 days ago \| parent [-]
		You often can’t see what problems they were built to solve. But go work for a company transitioning crossing the threshold at 100-200 employees and you’ll think “oh, that’s what that annoying process was trying to solve”. The problem is that many people try to use technology to solve people problems instead of recognizing them for what they are.