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Not every job is about poorly documented legacy apps. "Green field project" + "quality, not a rushed MVP" might be rare, but hey, if you're a good programmer wh
by Trundle 9y ago
Not every job is about poorly documented legacy apps. "Green field project" + "quality, not a rushed MVP" might be rare, but hey, if you're a good programmer who aces interviews then you can afford to go for the rare ones. Be selective with what you pick.
Also, don't be afraid to try to make that position. If you're considering turning down this legacy app job for one that offers less money, first try pitching them on a rebuild. If you smashed their interview and they offered you a lot of money, then they think quite highly of you right now. Maybe they'll listen.