Hello!
Keeping context short: Working at non-tech company. Boss isn’t a programmer.
Recently rushed to create a project and now it’s a dumpster fire of code. Work constantly shifting onto to new projects and tight deadlines w/ little time to refactor bad code or design properly/create tests/write clean code to begin with.
I love the rush of the fast pace, but I feel like I’m not building software correctly.
I want to learn and get experience with how to do things right before I do things fast, but my boss and company seems to value speed/productivity more than quality.
Anyone else navigate similar situations? How did you slow down to do the process correctly?
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r/cscareerquestions Hello! Keeping context short: Working at non-tech company. Boss isn’t a programmer. Recently rushed to create a project and now it’s a dumpster fire of code. Work constantly shifting onto to new projects and tight deadlines w/ little time to refactor bad code or design properly/create tests/write clean code to begin with. I love the rush of the fast pace, but I feel like I’m not building software correctly. I want to learn and get experience with how to do things right before I do things fast, but my boss and company seems to value speed/productivity more than quality. Anyone else navigate similar situations? How did you slow down to do the process correctly? submitted by /u/Ptrfamily [link] [comments]
Hello!
Keeping context short: Working at non-tech company. Boss isn’t a programmer.
Recently rushed to create a project and now it’s a dumpster fire of code. Work constantly shifting onto to new projects and tight deadlines w/ little time to refactor bad code or design properly/create tests/write clean code to begin with.
I love the rush of the fast pace, but I feel like I’m not building software correctly.
I want to learn and get experience with how to do things right before I do things fast, but my boss and company seems to value speed/productivity more than quality.
Anyone else navigate similar situations? How did you slow down to do the process correctly?
submitted by /u/Ptrfamily
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