This experience has zero to do with clean code. The title is very much a misnomer and incredibly misleading. This is an elaboration on the experience of abhorr

This experience has zero to do with clean code. The title is very much a misnomer and incredibly misleading. This is an elaboration on the experience of abhorrent engineering culture at this company. From people who can't professionally speak with one another to a manager who cannot seem to effectively solve the core issues underlying the problems at the company. Instead of a moment of reflection on HOW to improve the root cause of the problem, it feels like they're kicking that can down the road. Two things I'd like to point out: 1. It's nice to see some form of humbling commentary from the author; albeit, I don't think it targets the right solution to the problem. 2. I still think there's a lesson here for any org to digest and that is communication is such a vital and integral part of "a raising the tide lifts all boats", so to speak.