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That's still your code ("your" meaning the team that owns the product). Who else would own it? The person that left 3 years ago?
by nevon 4y ago
That's still your code ("your" meaning the team that owns the product). Who else would own it? The person that left 3 years ago?
- Firmwarrior 4y agoThe problem is that he has a big pile of half-working spaghetti code that he never has time to touch except when it malfunctions in the middle of the night The problem behind that is that Amazon is a completely dysfunctional corporate hellscape. Like TFA said, you just don't have time or resources to actually fix things
- dimmke 4y agoAlso usually it’s in Java in an internal framework based off Springboot and I’m a front-end developer with no experience writing backend services. Totally normal. Not crazy at all. Take ownership.
- Firmwarrior 4y agoYou should join Amazon and do that, and you can come back here and apologize in a couple of years when you get pipped for wasting too much time on legacy code