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This is a frustrating part. Even if you ask about it in an interview (there's almost always internal tools/libs/code), there's not really any compensation if th
by FLUX-YOU 9y ago
This is a frustrating part. Even if you ask about it in an interview (there's almost always internal tools/libs/code), there's not really any compensation if they lie about their code quality and then put you on that stuff full-time.
Rewriting that stuff is not great for a career. It's always been the stuff I've chosen to leave out because I don't want to signal to anyone that I'm willing to full-time rewrite your stuff.
- jaggederest 9y agoAs one of my better former managers put it, "Nobody gets a promotion for reducing the size of a tire fire by 50%"