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That you write "top notch code" isn't really a selling point for most organizations. Management tends to just want to get things done ASAP. Now, if you're in a
by beokop 9y ago
That you write "top notch code" isn't really a selling point for most organizations. Management tends to just want to get things done ASAP.
Now, if you're in a field that REQUIRES well written code (mission critical systems etc.) then being able to do so is of course a merit. But using good coding skills as an argument for higher salary at your average tech company just doesn't make sense.
- mixmastamyk 9y agoGood coding is not just code but design as well, and has a huge effect on outcomes even if many business people don't appreciate that. Some do however, and I believe the niche is much bigger than "just NASA."