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I'm aware that most of our technical issues can't be fixed without a lot of refactoring / rewriting at this point, but I see our real issues to be "people probl
by potta_coffee 6y ago
I'm aware that most of our technical issues can't be fixed without a lot of refactoring / rewriting at this point, but I see our real issues to be "people problems" rather than technology problems.
Your comment gives me something to think about though, thanks.
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoAnd it sounds like the "people problems" don't want to be exposed as the problem. So they're trying to make it look like you are the problem. From what you've said, the code objectively stinks, and the people are objectively unprofessional in problematic ways. You may not be able to fix it without getting rid of the team leaders. If you don't have either the authority to do that or the political pull to make it happen, then your best option is probably to run away.