[rawgabbit]

If you work at a big company, most likely the software you are using was built by many teams and heavily customized. The reason why it performs like sand is that it likely consists of a variety of SOAP or REST services reading and writing to each other, timing out, erroring out etc. If you want to truly move the needle you need to educate the dev team what the software’s primary reason to exist is. Usually this a business process that consists of many steps and interactions of several teams and users. You need to fight the urge to list everything that makes you upset about the current system. If you don’t the devs might spend all their time working on the low hanging fruit and the system will still be slow and you will become even more frustrated.