Under-resourced, ridiculous review process, bad code
Under-resourced, ridiculous review process, bad code
- Remote
- Good pay
- Generally nice people
- The review cycle is elaborate/ridiculous, which decentivizes real work.
- The code is pretty terrible, increasingly being written by AI agents.
- The team is consistently under-resourced.
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