For many startups, that code that you mentioned as technical debt will be deleted en masse as the business pivots and adapts. For startups, moving fast and get

For many startups, that code that you mentioned as technical debt will be deleted en masse as the business pivots and adapts. For startups, moving fast and getting 80% done in 20% of the time is the correct choice. It's frustrating to look at the result as a software developer, but the engineer is there to serve the business, which pays the salary. As a software engineer, I very much disliked working in engineering teams that were engineering for the sake of engineering. It quickly devolves into meaningless arguments and drama.