maybe it depends on how you are being managed... if your constantly ticketed and measured on an hourly basis, there really isn't "time" available outside of wh

maybe it depends on how you are being managed... if your constantly ticketed and measured on an hourly basis, there really isn't "time" available outside of what was allocated to you on the other hand, if your workload is a collaboration, then you have the opportunity to negotiate "time" to fix issues that are slowing you down (compile times, test iteration, debugging, tooling) which will buy your more time (for features/improvements) later