Thanks :-) I'm actually quite happy. The pay is decent, the colleagues are great, smart and they have a good deal of experience. Plus the office is not far away

Thanks :-) I'm actually quite happy. The pay is decent, the colleagues are great, smart and they have a good deal of experience. Plus the office is not far away from home. From what I know from my college partners, such a combination is quite difficult to achieve. I enjoy what I do and I am learning a lot. I see many things I like and many other I would do on a very different way, such as: - There is no automated testing at all, - No separation of duties either, - The version control system is ridiculously outdated, misused and underused, - The deployment strategy is practically non-existent, - The upper management constantly tries to push technical decisions that sell great to the client but make little to no sense on the project context, adding many man hours to achieve the same results. Fortunately everybody identifies this issues and they do what they can to fix them (except for the automated testing, it seems like they all think it's worthless), but the company is growing and external image is all they can care about for most of the time...