This used to be common sense in the few companies I worked at around 2012. People just pushed code. We occasionally held some review sessions to go over code a

This used to be common sense in the few companies I worked at around 2012. People just pushed code. We occasionally held some review sessions to go over code and exchange comments / ideas about what might be wrong with this or that code and how to prevent this kind of mistake in the future. But starting from around 2016, I could never ever find a company that does not have mandetory code reviews for every single commit, and this bothers me tremendously. It's one of the reasons I don't want to work at any programming company anymore. The really good programmers I know don't look positively at code reviews. If you need code reviews, ask for it. If not having mandetory reviews results in a huge stream of bugs, maybe you should hire better programmers instead of cheap ones.