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by dnndev
1927 days ago
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Speaking from experience. Talk to your superior about the issue. If they are the issue (my case) or if the issue is not addressed as you see fit then leave the company. This is not an extremity. There are plenty of companies looking for good devs- even remote. You will be happier and perform better. Let the swamp be the swamp - not your job to fix it. |
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