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> If you substitute "poor programming skills environment" it suddenly makes sense Why would it? From my experience, companies with poor code quality are great
by mantas 10y ago
> If you substitute "poor programming skills environment" it suddenly makes sense
Why would it? From my experience, companies with poor code quality are great to poach junior-to-mid programmers. They're super happy to jump the ship and they're well aware of code smells and problems poor code causes.
> I'm all in favour of letting people discriminate on these grounds.
Would you discriminate based on person himself or because he dared to work for company you don't like?
- arjie 10y agoI won't actively do that though I suppose some bias will seep into my judgment for every company whose work I admire. But I think it's important that other people are able do it. Also I picked "poor programming skills environment " to mean everyone there has poor programming skills.