I have a habit of modernizing (and functionalizing) C++ codebases in recent jobs I've taken, which tends to fix a lot of memory-related bugs as well as improvin

I have a habit of modernizing (and functionalizing) C++ codebases in recent jobs I've taken, which tends to fix a lot of memory-related bugs as well as improving performance and readability. When an organization is hidebound in some way, someone has to push to make the change, but it definitely can happen if you can demonstrate the benefits