for me as am experienced senior-engineer these are not "red flags" but challenges: lets introduce modern ways of solving problems & automating processes, if th

for me as am experienced senior-engineer these are not "red flags" but challenges: lets introduce modern ways of solving problems & automating processes, if they are feasible and meaningful ... (eg. sadly even container are not the proper tool for every use-case ... ;)) but a red flag would be for example, if those things are "carved in stone", eg.: 1. "if you work for us, you are not allowed to introduce modern methods", because $EXCUSE 2. we have to cling on to our inefficient/manual way of doing things, because $COLLEAGUE doesn't want to change his_hers habits originating from the mid to late 1990ties 3. etc... been there, tried to change things despite such signs of resistance against change - didn't work out ... in every single case ;)) just my 0.02€