svaigs

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by svaigs 7y ago
PS If there is bad code, there should be no excuses not to improve it. Code that is not fixed means more bugs, that are created because other people are not aware of these "features". FFS, if the bad code is the only thing that ne
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by svaigs 7y ago
If anyone then author feels bad about the situation. Two colegues of author seems to have no voiced opinion on this situation. The only one who is making fuss about this situation is OP. Besides - your point is applyable to OP, because he&#
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by svaigs 7y ago
1. Have you talked to your "old" coworkers if they share your feelings. Maybe you can learn something from their perspective... 2. Judging from your username you might be a lady. I have been working as a single male coder in compa
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by svaigs 7y ago
I can't really understand what is the problem and why this has to be discussed. Coders suddenly don't write bad code because they are out of time - they write bad code because they can't write good code and they are out of ti
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by svaigs 7y ago
It will get old very quickly - they will soon realize that there are much better vacancies with better offers and move on. And author of this question will stay... bound by his insecurity of his unprofessionalism.
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by svaigs 7y ago
Is that a problem of yours? If it is your code - either deal with it and fix it or assign someone else. I've usually heard these stories from older coworkers who were telling horror stories of past times - usually that involves low sal
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by svaigs 7y ago
That is not true for UK where there are different pounds which are printed by different banks. Some of these pounds are NOT LEGAL - you are free to refuse accept them. They are there because people agree to use them. And no - money has noth