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Unfortunately deep technical depth is unwarranted and unwelcomed in many organizations. In fact you repeatedly get told that "the customer doesn't care about yo
by krisgenre 6y ago
Unfortunately deep technical depth is unwarranted and unwelcomed in many organizations. In fact you repeatedly get told that "the customer doesn't care about your code". At the end of the day adding yet another 'if' condition to patch up things is what is usually appreciated.
- non-entity 6y ago> I once worked at a place where we had an endpoint on an application taking a long time because of a weird DB query, like 12+ seconds to query a few hundred rows. Was pretty much told if we didn't figure it out today it doesn't matter, we'll ship it like that.
- legulere 6y agoEven worse, writing code fast instead of good usually leads to catastrophic events. The solving of those problems (usually late in the evening or the weekend) will be seen as heroic and rewarded. But it’s just stupidity.