Any question that ends in "...at your last job". I've worked for companies and agencies in the past that actively resisted good coding practices (ex: prepared q

Any question that ends in "...at your last job". I've worked for companies and agencies in the past that actively resisted good coding practices (ex: prepared queries are "too slow") and been pigeonholed way too often. If it's on my resume, I know it, and I can probably point to code on Github or dig up something buried in my hard drive somewhere. But if that's not "real work", as I've been told in the past, then no -- I did nothing of the sort at my last job.