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I tend toward the tidy side on things like this. I don't "have a reason", per se. In that regard, it's almost like an OCD, it's just something that needs to be
by theonemind 10y ago
I tend toward the tidy side on things like this. I don't "have a reason", per se. In that regard, it's almost like an OCD, it's just something that needs to be done. (I don't have OCD at all, but this is just to illustrate.. you don't flip the light switch 100 times in hopes of some kind of reward, you do it because you're wired to do it).
Not sure how typical this is, but I suspect people who "just were going to do that anyway" will be drawn to roles where they have to or it's good practice. I'm pretty annoyed when deadlines or other stuff means I can't do that, and it's not about technical debt or anything else. I just feel like I'm forced to leave something half-finished, and it's annoying.