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by akud
3047 days ago
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It's not a tradeoff. The reason we like quality code is it saves time in the long run by being clear, easy to change, less error-prone, etc. If you expect to be employed in 6 months, you should be refactoring and putting care into the quality of your code. It's hard at first, but I'm at a point where I'm the most productive engineer and I work the least amount of hours - because my code is there to help me, not hurt me. |
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