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if they indeed went for what i got a job opening to upgrade their code, but i was never put to work of refactoring re-writing, while their code depth is huge. G
by OhNoNotAgain_99 4y ago
if they indeed went for what i got a job opening to upgrade their code, but i was never put to work of refactoring re-writing, while their code depth is huge.
Getting blamed of coding slow with 'their' code (an obvious result of their mesh).
I feel kinda lurked into a death trap, the code gives me real headaches.
I put in extra pauze moments just trying to deal with it, but its a nightmare.
Dont think i would like to live on like this for another year.
- airbreather 4y agoWhat do you do then? Often companies respond very poorly to predicted failure (or success) and need to see these scenarios demonstrated. Rather than wait for failure, or just disappear, can you take a piece of code, refactor it, have tests for it, explain what you did and why, along with how a company coding standard could allow painless transformation incrementally across the entire codebase improving maintainability for the future?