I've worked in enterprise and midsize environments. Code is rarely revisited after being written, and code review is usually a rubber stamp approval. Reviewers

I've worked in enterprise and midsize environments. Code is rarely revisited after being written, and code review is usually a rubber stamp approval. Reviewers rarely take the time to understand how the code under review works, and mostly focus on style nits. The company value of "code ownership" means that you do whatever it takes to bolt your feature onto the existing codebase, and you don't expect others to catch or fix your mistakes during review. Given our needs, we're generally satisfied with existing tools.