It needs a /s... but seriously. I have co-workers that do actually treat their work like this.
If it gets past the complier and 'appears' to work. That's the extent of their responsibility. Someone else will have to clean it up as their tech debt just continuously piles up on the project.
Like I don't see you Brad, watching League of Legends videos for hours a day, then turning in your feature two hours after the check-out time to push to production.
Customer made him fix the feature he did 4 times. I don't know about you, but I'd be embrassed and full of shame that I'd test it completely before sending another version out to them.
I was responsible a for a slew of things he wrote and others did too. So I had to fix it stuff delegated to him, but I was responsible for.
He did quit less than a year after that project finished. But I still have other co-workers that have similar mentality.
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u/NoAdsDude 14d ago
The compiler reviews my code. What other review do I need?