You've taken on a new challenge, and that's great. You're missing a few elements of coding style, particularly the elements that make code easier to read and ma

You've taken on a new challenge, and that's great. You're missing a few elements of coding style, particularly the elements that make code easier to read and maintain for a team of engineers. That means you're new to devoping on a team, not that you're bad overall. Your co-workers may take these things for granted, but you have your own skillset, like the abilities to manage time, hit deadlines, and solve problems completely independently. (Those will be seem to be missing for a while as you grapple with a new codebase, company, and team, but they're still there!) Think of learning coding style on the job just like learning a new language on the job, and ask your co-workers to be patient and point out how you can improve while you adjust and onboard. It'll go faster than you expect!