i've seen indians do the "hire only other indians" trick at other jobs, and it's either stopped by management or the department dies. it's never been successful. i've only seen them come up with ideas like "rewrite all this in java microservices". it's all pajeets know. java microservices. are microservices a good idea? rarely. especially now when monolithic apps can dynamically load internal classes and services as needed. yet they keep coming up with the same hare-brained one-size-fits-all "solution" that only creates chaos and years of busy work. > have you considered using an orm like doctrine? well our framework has abuilt-in orm and data modeling capabilities, so we've never needed anything else > use doctrine  that's not a good idea, we have a built-in orm that's been exhaustively configured for our systems, and even the database is designed with this orm in mind > then it should be easy to convert to doctrine no, i mean, it won't be > well if we're doing java microservices we'll need the orm that java uses k, i quit  > good, here is pranjesh, spend your last two weeks training him
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