What's wrong with, you know, write correct code that is maintainable and testable? I've observed that especially correctness is the main line that separates a

What's wrong with, you know, write correct code that is maintainable and testable? I've observed that especially correctness is the main line that separates a master programmer from a mediocre one. If you are constantly making errors and not testing properly, not checking the integrity of your data, etc. You are just mediocre and are probably being held at your position against your will.