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I don't think it has the effect you think it has. No-one takes a rejection personally anymore since it's so easy to just tell an AI to fix the comments. So a re
by Kiro 6mo ago
I don't think it has the effect you think it has. No-one takes a rejection personally anymore since it's so easy to just tell an AI to fix the comments. So a rejection does not make them rethink like it would have back in the day.
- traderj0e 6mo agoEven back in the day, code review was often more of a helping exercise than gatekeeping. You can only gatekeep so much before they find someone who doesn't. Which is actually a good thing because a lot of people are pedantic about code in ways that also contradict other reviewers, but in my case I just want it to not do clearly wrong things.
- therealdrag0 6mo agoI don’t just reject it. I talk to them like a human and peer and tell them what to do better. Of course this has to be done by people with seniority who are respected. If you don’t have that you’re in a loosing battle.