Hi everyone.
Did you know that the appearance of a person could be very deceptive?
Here is a
short story to show you what I mean by that.
This is Rani,
the programmer, or that what they all call him.
He is quite
sure he knows everything about programming, database analysis, data structure
building… and much more.
So, he always
sais "Yes, I can".
Nothing seems
to be impossible to him. You only have to ask for any software, and consider it
done in a very short period.
They all count
on him. The boss, the big boss, the grand boss, the grand big boss…
You name it.
They do not trust anyone else. Or do they?
That is
because he has so much to do and they all need his great work.
From the other
hand, he doesn't seem to be exhausted at all.
He is the only
one I know that works in 8 programs simultaneously. I guess this is world
record.
He can manage
his time efficiently whatever the load was.
So, his bosses
did not have to wait for him to finish a project. They simply give him another
project, then another, then another… Now you can see him diving in many
projects.
And he keep
saying "I can. I will…."
Therefore, he
devised a plan to run them all at the same time. No one can blame him for any
delay. He says "All these projects would be ready for all customers before
they knew it."
He is simply
exchanging code between projects! Isn't that amazing!
That innovation
alone is a unique one. The same pieces of code are going to be used here and
there and everywhere.
Who needs help
when he can manage his time and strength?
"Do not
bother", he said, "I can, and I will"
Now, he is
doing the job of many programmers all by himself, like one person with many
heads. Isn't that cool?
They are
fascinated with the guy who never complains, and that is what they want.
He knows how
to convince them about the results. He is brilliant. Or he isn't?
Since he knows
it all, he did it well. No one should say otherwise.
No one has the
right to judge him. He is precious and one of a kind.
So, when
Martin mentioned the leak in data and bad security, no one believed him because
Rani himself said "Everything is fine"
And when James
talked about the lack of consistency, no one believed him because Rani himself
said "Everything is fine"
And when Tony
showed evidence about past failures, no one believed him because Rani himself
said "Everything is fine"
Rani Indeed
knows everything about programming.
He even knows
about the leak, the non-consistency and the failures. He saw it all and lived
it all, yet keeps saying: "Everything is OK".
When the due
date came, all the projects were ready to start working. The customers were
amazed by the results. They had never seen before such a fast programmer like
Rani.
Generally,
they have zero experience in programming and Rani knows everything about it, or
doesn't he?
But Rani
suddenly disappeared after all the hard work he had done for them. He was
deeply convinced that he deserves much higher gratitude and appreciation, so he
decided to get a new start somewhere else.
By the way, he
would have another Martin talking about the leak, and another James seeing the
lack of consistency and another Tony guessing the cause of failure. So at the
same pace, I bet he would still be saying, "Everything is fine".
They must be
wrong, no doubt, because he is doing all what he can to get the job done by all
means. That is what they call "persistence".
So please,
ignore whatever they say. Rani can lead us to new programming techniques, not
yet invented.
He can show us
the way to another level of programming in a way, which is so clear and non-doubtful.
No programmer could be misled anymore.
He should
consider writing a programming guide, so as to spread his knowledge to all
fresh programmers. Indeed, they deserve having such a guide.
This was a
story of a programmer that depends only on himself to achieve success despite
of all difficulties and rumors.
That's all folks. I wish you understood what I
mean.






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