It's also really hard if you don't do it right from day 1. You'll be spending substantial developer time to put things in place and achieve minimal coverage whi

It's also really hard if you don't do it right from day 1. You'll be spending substantial developer time to put things in place and achieve minimal coverage which means the positive results might not materialize till much later. Worse, the positive result might just be slowing down the rot and you'll never be credited by much of the org for things not having gotten worse. Even worse, if you get replaced by a yes-man who stops enforcing testing and clean up, a temporary "boost" will happen. It's all totally broken and it's honestly burning me out about this industry.