> In fact, they probably think they’re high skill level because they’re working in a bank and banks are elite, right? Over last two years I had to work with f

> In fact, they probably think they’re high skill level because they’re working in a bank and banks are elite, right? Over last two years I had to work with few people who worked in banking as C# developers, they all had 8-12 years of experience and they wrote worst, most outdated, unreadable and untestable spaghetti code I've ever seen. First week on the job I've added StyleCop to all our projects because I just couldn't stand people being unable to press one shortcut to format their own code(or install an extension to do that for them). This way it wasn't me pointing out ugly code, it was the pipeline, 'pls fix'. Obviously there are people and people, but so far I've only noticed that developers who worked in banking institutions usually have a lot of experience in that one or two particular companies and they barely can do anything of value on their own.