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The dirty accounting is that doing work to prevent bugs gets no credit, but letting bugs happen and then fixing them gets credit.
by jolfdb 7y ago
The dirty accounting is that doing work to prevent bugs gets no credit, but letting bugs happen and then fixing them gets credit.
- wolf550e 7y agoEven worse, introducing shiny features in half-baked bug ridden way gets credit, the person who gets to fix all the bugs and possibly reimplement the whole thing correctly gets no credit.