I agree to a certain degree - I think the biggest problem that the author had was the unrealistic expectation of the employer. Way I see it, it's always going

I agree to a certain degree - I think the biggest problem that the author had was the unrealistic expectation of the employer. Way I see it, it's always going to be a struggle between what the company wants (more for less) and what the employee can produce. It's like when you hire someone to do something for you - you expect them to do the best job, on-time, for the best price. Passion is writing code knowing that it's not perfect but another step towards becoming better. What really is crap code anyways?