You probably never had developers working for you. First, if you don’t give them a deadline they will work on it for months trying to get it perfect, but it wil

You probably never had developers working for you. First, if you don’t give them a deadline they will work on it for months trying to get it perfect, but it will still be buggy and do the wrong thing unless you keep very close attention. Second, because you must give deadlines due to the previous point, the result will be buggier still, as they will spend most of their times on what to name variables and how to structure the packages and modules. Their testing will cover their mocks and when put together in the real thing most functionality will just not work at all. I’ve seen this happen even with senior developers. With juniors it’s guaranteed to happen without a very good tutor. Take some fucking responsibility. If you deliver software, make sure it’s in a working state. Don’t blame your manager for everything, they did not force you to write shitty code, if you think they can do that you are not ready to work as a professional developer, you are just a code monkey.