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If you were a bad engineer, you wouldn't care about hardcoded values, wrong structure, difficult to debug bugs etc. I've worked with different types of program
by hermitcrab 6y ago
If you were a bad engineer, you wouldn't care about hardcoded values, wrong structure, difficult to debug bugs etc.
I've worked with different types of programmers. Some weren't great a writing solid, well documented, well structuted code. But they were really good at understanding what the customer wanted and hacking together a quick and dirty 'good enough' solution for the customer and then moving on to the next problem. Maybe you are one of those? Or maybe you just need more exposure to best practises?
- jamil7 6y agoHa, I once worked in a team with someone exactly like this. His code was not great by industry standards but he was always able to bash out a feature or duct tape an issue quickly before a demo or presentation. Pretty valuable skill in a company.