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I run a support group and the amount of terrible it is to get people not in support to recognize that taking care of our customers is not trivial. We ship a lot
by cannonedhamster 7y ago
I run a support group and the amount of terrible it is to get people not in support to recognize that taking care of our customers is not trivial. We ship a lot of software releases and at one point took to QAing the software before release as best we could become it would mean we'd get less support calls. Then they started shipping the software regardless of bugs because shipping bad software to meet the promised release dates was more important than releasing good code.
- lovich 7y agoI can't really think of any company I've worked at or seen that cares about good code. They care about making money today. Good code helps in a few years but shipping a useableish product helps make money today