I don't agree with a lot of the things¹, but by and large, it's good advice to apply for us as well. Not sure what exactly the "nonsensical" things are that you

I don't agree with a lot of the things¹, but by and large, it's good advice to apply for us as well. Not sure what exactly the "nonsensical" things are that you say we need to waste time on to put into practice instead. ¹ like those "good metrics" examples such as having picked a store location using <magic> and the location worked out doesn't mean as much as the "bad metric" example of how many code reviews you've done (tells me you've seen a lot of code and collaborated, even if "you could have done it in just one year" as the post argues)