For all the naysayers, I think you're right to be disappointed that things weren't done better. It'll drive you to become a better engineer and spend a little (

For all the naysayers, I think you're right to be disappointed that things weren't done better. It'll drive you to become a better engineer and spend a little (but hopefully not too much) time building things when it's your turn. Also, don't grumble too loudly -- you still have a job :-)