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Nothing unethical there. Its the responsibility of the manager/lead to assess skill set and the amount of time one should spend on a project.
by ra3 13y ago
Nothing unethical there. Its the responsibility of the manager/lead to assess skill set and the amount of time one should spend on a project.
- was_hellbanned 13y agoThe unethical part comes in when you're purposely padding your estimates, delaying response, feigning work load, or profiting from a side business. The last one depends heavily on your work agreement, state law, and how the company chooses to interpret things. I know of a guy who was outed by coworkers for doing side work, but after review, management decided it was fine as long as he wasn't using the work phone for side-work calls. Of course, nothing is black and white, and rationalization is just as strong an intoxicant as overreaching corporate policies are.