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The big takeaway here for me is to make liberal use of the phrase "Shoo, little people! Out of my way!" when they don't approve my code reviews.
by zaptheimpaler 3y ago
The big takeaway here for me is to make liberal use of the phrase "Shoo, little people! Out of my way!" when they don't approve my code reviews.
- brianmcc 3y agoAlso, go right ahead and reject the feedback you Simply Do Not Want To Hear! (I just loved that use of capital letters!)
- throwaway202351 3y agoSounds like they're not Team Players if they give you feedback you Simply Do Not Want To Hear!
- bluGill 3y agoArrgh, why didn't I.think of that? I just left for vacation with an open code review that should have been easy because some new junior found some issues that I couldn't resolve before packing my suitcase. Thanks junior, the issues you found were real, even if small, and things will be better when I return and fix them.
- Ialdaboth 3y agoAlready been doing it for years, implicitely, by making my code as unreadable as possible. But now I can justify it by saying I'm doing Science.
- toast0 3y agoI prefer the less disparaging, "Well, I'm going to check it in anyway" and as a bonus, it doesn't directly acknowledge the existance of other people.
- cratermoon 3y agoI had a co-worker who would reject feedback and then complain that it was the reviewers' fault that his PRs weren't merged.