There needs to be somebody that says no once in a while, and calls out poor quality work. This isn't 'Nam, there are rules here. It is distressingly common in

There needs to be somebody that says no once in a while, and calls out poor quality work. This isn't 'Nam, there are rules here. It is distressingly common in software to see code pushed that literally could not have ever worked correctly if it had actually been run. And even more common to see code that clearly has only been run on the happy path. And that is just lazy, and should be unacceptable.