It is hard to recommend Python in production

Python codebases in industry accumulate tech debt extremely fast in practice. It doesn't have to be this way, but most Python developers in industry lack both the basic discipline and the static analyzer tooling to avoid mountains of tech debt. Once you take the lead developer out of the equation, the project immediately collapses under its debt. I don't understand why management is so clueless as to not realize it.

Rust substantially raises the bar well beyond both Python and Go, but even in Rust, static analyzers are still necessary for acheiving maintainable code.