It’s unfair to quantify it as amount of code, it might be excellent but longer programs and complexity isn’t always better for debugging, understanding, and maintenance even if performance is better simpler code that is lazier isn’t always worst.
But all things more-or-less equal, if one guy is landing 15 lines of code in the repo a month, and everyone else is landing hundreds a week or whatever, then that guy better be able to show that he is actually tackling really tough problems.
You get a quick experienced lawyer who charged you a lot more per session, you get advice that cuts down on busybody work and your case is simplified and you move on with your life to spend time doing other things.
Complexity is a trade off. It’s often seen as more work, but more work isn’t always better.
(* like all analogies, this one's obviously not perfect)