Good luck. In 40 years programming I’ve never seen good, updated documentation. Deploying releases always the priority. I’ve worked at places with documentation

Good luck. In 40 years programming I’ve never seen good, updated documentation. Deploying releases always the priority. I’ve worked at places with documentation teams but that was for compliance reasons, not to help programmers. Best to learn to read and figure out code and database schemas. That skill transfers to any job and few programmers bother to do it — easier to call the legacy code crap and lobby to rewrite it. Be the person who can parachute into a code base and quickly figure it out and get productive. Don’t be the person who whines that the code is unreadable and not documented. You can guess which person has better job prospects.