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I try to achieve the same but my manager always forces me to write code cleaner so that it doesn't affect the other person who is reviewing it. I am kinda feel
by thescribbblr 5y ago
I try to achieve the same but my manager always forces me to write code cleaner so that it doesn't affect the other person who is reviewing it. I am kinda feel like hell when he say so.
- codingdave 5y ago> I am kinda feel like hell when he say so. That may be the bigger problem - listening to feedback is a great way to improve. If receiving that feedback makes you feel bad about your work, fix that response. Embrace the feedback as mentoring towards being a better developer, and be thankful for it. Easier said than done, but if you can adopt a positive attitude towards receiving feedback, odds are you'll be more comfortable taking the advice from your manager and get to a place where you both are happy with your work.
- aristofun 5y agoThen just take each his feedback as a lesson (as long as the feedback is specific) and grow from it. Nothing to feel bad about. It plays excellent together with my tip.