Thousands of lines of code per day is an enormous red flag. That is well beyond your ability to write or review on your own in a single workday. Pumping out th

Thousands of lines of code per day is an enormous red flag. That is well beyond your ability to write or review on your own in a single workday. Pumping out that much code means you're not putting thought, care, or professionalism into the work. You're pumping out garbage and making it everyone else's problem to clean up. If I saw anyone other than a greybeard developer pushing out code like this, I'd fire them. Very, very few people can actually work at this level and produce good code. Everyone else is just shitting out slop, ruining the product, and dragging down the entire team. Additionally, only extremely inexperienced and naïve developers even think about LOC counts. If you're focusing on this, it tells me you have no idea what you're doing and that the code you're putting out has about as much value and utility as the shit my dog took this morning.