I try to write software that last (i.e., minimal dependencies, no vendor locking, etc.), but I do that on my free time while doing personal projects. At work I

I try to write software that last (i.e., minimal dependencies, no vendor locking, etc.), but I do that on my free time while doing personal projects. At work I use whatever is needed to push features fast to production, since that's what my bosses care about. They literally prefer to move fast and break things because usually 1) moving fast let you arrive first (and this means money), and 2) you can break all the things you want as long as you have money to fix them later (and you get money as long as you arrive first, so the strategy seems to be working so far so good). I dislike the latter approach, but the salary is good.