Working with the iconiq capacity allocation framework was just awful. It was really frustrating because more time was spent about how work should be coded than

Working with the iconiq capacity allocation framework was just awful. It was really frustrating because more time was spent about how work should be coded than the work itself. Quality didn't end up mattering because there was no accountability for actually delivering good software because following iconiq's standards was considered good enough. It was weird because management would routinely be surprised that our metrics were good but reality was not. As a grunt, it was frustrating because there was no room for productivity improvements because those were to only come from the top.