What is the name of the anti-pattern where the new person to the team can't do any work because the DM has the only working copy of the source code on their own machine. Where version control is keeping folders in the desktop labeled 'new', 'new2', 'new3'. Where you do fixes in the live database. Where there is no test database, or any tests. Where deploying is copying some files to a shared drive. Where functions have multiple uses and multiple effects based on what flags are set. Where the answer to every flow control problem is more flags. Where "no the users can't upgrade to Access 2015, this only works with Access 12". Where the project maintainer can't be bothered to learn anything new, because they've already forgot more than you'll ever know. Where we bs the managers and users in to beliving it's supposed to work that way, and if it crashes well then don't do that.
I guess there is more than one anti-pattern