I concur. But it was mostly in response to the article. I do believe though that there are many engineers that highly disregard good practices because they get

I concur. But it was mostly in response to the article. I do believe though that there are many engineers that highly disregard good practices because they get a political benefit from releasing more. Just like politicians get appraisal when doing ribbon cutting at inaugurations, and never when repairing a bridge, many organizations promote the engineers that deliver more features, not the ones that keep the system working. By doing this they create a culture of technical debt and failure.