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99% of companies don't care about that. I would say 90% of companies you'll create friction trying to have those conversations "just get it done!"
by roflyear 4y ago
99% of companies don't care about that. I would say 90% of companies you'll create friction trying to have those conversations "just get it done!"
- jchanimal 4y agoIt's true. For almost all of my career I've worked in the software equivalent of a lab building a diamond making robot. I did a stint at a consulting firm -- that was more like coal mining than manufacturing gemstones. By this I mean never ending surface area, and very little incentive to ever go back and refactor anything.
- londons_explore 4y agoFor most orgs, code isn't the end product. Code is the way to build the product to sell to the user. Therefore, in most orgs, code architecture/style is a distant secondary to 'does it achieve what the user will pay money for' and 'why isn't it finished yesterday?'.
- belter 4y ago"I'm sorry Dave...I can't do that"