This sort of “manually induced churn” is absolutely god awful for a code base. I’ve seen the exact product of this type of management. And then, because the co

This sort of “manually induced churn” is absolutely god awful for a code base. I’ve seen the exact product of this type of management. And then, because the code base is so awful, the only productive people are the ones who have been around long enough to avoid the culling, but they’re also dealing with how bad it is, so even their productivity comes to a near-grinding-halt. and management wonders why nothing is getting done. It must be because they need more engineers… and the cycle continues.