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Sure, if you have a company that wants to produce useful code and not haze employees. For many companies, especially in big tech, code reviews are more about as
by jorblumesea 7y ago
Sure, if you have a company that wants to produce useful code and not haze employees. For many companies, especially in big tech, code reviews are more about asserting dominance than actual helpful suggestions. Looking at you, AMZN...
- lnanek2 7y agoI've noticed that at my current company as well. There's one reviewer who puts a comment forcing someone to come meet with him every PR, often the comment shows he hasn't even read the description, let alone the code. It's just a way to prove he's the owner and gatekeeper and no one else can commit to that area without coming to him in person.