I understand the importance of well thought out back-end architecture, and that it isn't my realm. I just have to say that I really enjoy building things in the

I understand the importance of well thought out back-end architecture, and that it isn't my realm. I just have to say that I really enjoy building things in the MEAN stack, and had fun learning MongoDB. For a long time all I had ever done was relational, but then my company started using Azure table storage for a lot of projects and I became familiar with other models. Then I discovered Mongo while catching up on Angular, and enjoyed using it with the mostly small apps and prototypes I build. I don't know it well enough to try and support it's use on a large scale. After seeing how poorly designed the data is for so many companies out there, it's not a surprise to hear poor choices were made (and probably some poor execution).