Yet my experience is that the issue comes from engineering a lot of times: fixing bugs is not fun, let’s rewrite everything because this time we learned from ou

Yet my experience is that the issue comes from engineering a lot of times: fixing bugs is not fun, let’s rewrite everything because this time we learned from our errors, or just to use the new shiny framework. A buggy legacy code base that no one wants to touch or improve, and V2/New projects that of course completely fail to deliver in the end and the cycle repeats. Being in a customer team I try everyday to make Engineering care about non technical end users. My team and business might be responsible for some feature creep, but bad code quality comes from engineering practices. Edit: to be more clear the discussion usually goes like this: - Me: “where are we on fixing this bug? it’s been two years and customers are still complaining” - Engineering: “we can’t touch at this component it’s a mess but we are rewriting it, this bug will no longer exists and it’ll be so much powerful, just wait a few month” We all know how it ends. And when business pressure comes because it failed to deliver it’s all “business is evil we need more time to do great software!” What we really need is senior and experienced engineers IMHO