Well, it's a fairly even split of both. But a lot of time is spent fixing projects that started as something really simple and immediately ballooned into some s

Well, it's a fairly even split of both. But a lot of time is spent fixing projects that started as something really simple and immediately ballooned into some sort of bloated megaproject that ended up with no cohesive plan in regards to how anything would be tested. Bonus points if the project started as one thing and pivoted to something completely different midway through development, and about 50% of the code is completely unused.