Yep you are 100% right. Developers who are not 100% focused on solving customer problems, in customer specified priority order, are in my opinion self-indulgent non-professionals.
Realise that it is not really your employer who pays your salary. Your salary is ultimately paid for by customers. All your employer does is to redirect some of the customer money to you. If the customers stop paying, no salary for you.
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Yep you are 100% right. Developers who are not 100% focused on solving customer problems, in customer specified priority order, are in my opinion self-indulgent non-professionals.
Realise that it is not really your employer who pays your salary. Your salary is ultimately paid for by customers. All your employer does is to redirect some of the customer money to you. If the customers stop paying, no salary for you.