I started working at a company 6 months ago, and in that time I've fixed a half dozen performance problems. Some of them didn't matter THAT much, but some of t

I started working at a company 6 months ago, and in that time I've fixed a half dozen performance problems. Some of them didn't matter THAT much, but some of them did. My team manages an authentication -service. Some of the calls were averaging hundreds of ms which added terrible overhead to other services' calls. In other places had CICD builds running tests twice, logs logging twice, inefficient algorithms, single HTTP transactions making dozens of DB calls. You name it. Some of these were simple things that if you stopped to smell the roses you could notice and fix. Let's all be boy scouts and make code better while we're in it :)