Going to agree somewhat with the sibling comment on this: (2) & (3) are of significantly greater concern here than (1). Sure, code quality is important everywh

Going to agree somewhat with the sibling comment on this: (2) & (3) are of significantly greater concern here than (1). Sure, code quality is important everywhere, & even moreso in finance, but if you're going through this world believing the mean standard across financial tech is high, even before considering the likely rot of coin-brained companies on their engineer's standards, then you need to readjust your skepticism. On the other hand, the cultural implication of feeling my superiors even have any level of granular interest in monitoring the individual tools I personally use to generate outputs that benefit the company... outside of obvious security/endpoint concerns, there's no world in which that's an environment conductive to quality.