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This is an envy I fight every day when refactoring the code. I mean there is stuff so bad that even my non programmer friend laughed at. But naming the guy, o
by jlengrand 13y ago
This is an envy I fight every day when refactoring the code.
I mean there is stuff so bad that even my non programmer friend laughed at.
But naming the guy, or putting the guy's name out there would be a fault from my side, which I don't want to make :).
But I really do see frightening stuff, trust me :).
- midas007 13y agoI trust you. (You wouldn't have written it.) In a small shop, a single person can easily be a huge liability. There's usually nowhere to hide because everyone has to be delivering on overall execution. If cofounders are from enterprise, this might've been lost in translation.
- jlengrand 13y agoExactly, the only other person able to react was my manager. And he does not have enough programming skills to understand the real danger. But my point if not so much about this guy and the problems we had. My question is more : What could / should be done to avoid this kind of developers to do more harm in other companies.