> I've made a career fixing a ton of horribly shitty, inefficient code that's been produced exclusively by people who pass these interviews.
I love this comment.
I love this comment.
I would say they probably made the decision like we all do when development work, that solving this n+1 or bubble sort, or api package doesn't have time in the budget.
Getting to market sometimes is more important to managers than optimal `correct` code, when the market isn't willing to pay for the services of `correct`.