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4. It increases personal liability and risk if something goes wrong due to a refactor. I’ve worked at “blame game” companies before, if your name was on the co
by SamuelAdams 5y ago
4. It increases personal liability and risk if something goes wrong due to a refactor.
I’ve worked at “blame game” companies before, if your name was on the commit it was your fault, all other process steps be damned.
So it reduced my inventive to change things unless actually required to ship a feature or fix.