Charlie, a senior architect at a medium-sized software development organization, sat at his desk going over the specifications for the latest development project at his company. As he was taking a high-level look at how to break down the work for the first phase of the project, Janice, a hard-charging, early-career developer walked into his office.
Janice doesn’t hesitate. “Hey—I see that our new project is going to require some encryption. I’d like to take a stab at writing the encryption library for the project. I’ve been looking at various algorithms lately, and I’d like to give it a go.”
Charlie, of course, admires the enthusiasm, but knows right away that this isn’t going to happen.
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