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by briliantbrandon
176 days ago
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It's roughly 1/10 that are causing issues. Not a huge deal but dealing with them inevitably takes up a couple hours a week. We also have a codebase that is shared with some other teams and our primary offenders are on one of those separate teams. I think this is largely an issue that can be solved culturally within a team, we just unfortunately only have so much input on how other teams work. It doesn't help either when their manager doesn't seem to care about the feedback... Corporate politics are fun. |
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