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it sounds like it's not you... if they cannot improve, you need to move on. Yes. Whether or not you are a good programmer is irrelevant in this particular situ
by simonblack 6y ago
it sounds like it's not you... if they cannot improve, you need to move on.
Yes. Whether or not you are a good programmer is irrelevant in this particular situation. This appears to be a mismatch in programming philosophies. There's more of them than there are of you. Look elsewhere. Most of us have done that several times in our careers. It's no big deal really.