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vanschelven ◴[] No.43619010[source]
Personally I've never found it a problem to just fix things that I see are broken, as a dev, without PM approval, even in very dysfunctional organizations. Sometimes it even goes noticed and people applaud you for it.

In other words: though I acknowledge that the phenomenon described in the article is real, I sometimes feel it's just because developers accept a reality that doesn't need to be accepted.

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ssdspoimdsjvv ◴[] No.43629303[source]
What about QA, code review, documentation,...?
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1. hulitu ◴[] No.43664078[source]
> What about QA, code review, documentation,...?

We are Agile now. Continous "improuvment". /s