2 ms·
most bad engineers I've experienced have no idea that they're even bad, in the sense they can't identify what's wrong with their code or even be aware of hacky
by zzzeek 6y ago
most bad engineers I've experienced have no idea that they're even bad, in the sense they can't identify what's wrong with their code or even be aware of hacky patterns.
that you can self-critique would indicate you potentially have a great future of leveling-up ahead of you.
- qorrect 6y agoThose were my thoughts too, recognizing bad code is a quality of good programmers. The big question I would have for OP is 'do you want to do this anymore?'. I personally don't, I've loved development for 20 years but it's just not for me anymore, at least not for a day job. In that respect I'm in the same boat as OP, "What do I do now ?"