How do you make your bosses understand that LLMs don't make you finish your work faster?
As they were pushing Claude Code usage to everyone at my work, they got rid of one person that was on probation period in a tech team of 6 people (now 5). Weve been pumping out features and bug fixes and refactos as the same rate with one fewer member. However, Ive been communicated the discontent of my tech lead and higher ups about how we do not move as fast even with Claude Code and yada yada. How do I convey the fact that LLMs dont necessarily make everything faster since they give out tons of branching paths whenever you want to do anything and you have to explore it all to pick the right ones, and then there's the higher amount of codes that you have to review, I also believe there's a cap to code a person can review before letting everything go wrong.
I honestly find myself working more ever since agentic AI become the norm.