How common? Very, I'm sure. I've worked with and for plenty of people who focus entirely on getting a MVP to market. To these people, testing slows you down, c

How common? Very, I'm sure. I've worked with and for plenty of people who focus entirely on getting a MVP to market. To these people, testing slows you down, costs more and they often can't be convinced otherwise. Even when a massive cascade bug costs them real money, that's seen as your fault, not one in the development process. If you're facing this, and nobody is willing to help you put it right, run away as fast as you can. This job will destroy your soul and forcibly make you a worse developer.