@cafecortado 'Cause here is not nice enough.

Pass the guilt and stay strong by your mental health, screw them. Quit and start breathing again. I talk from the experience.

There are many jobs but if you end burning yourself all of them will taste like shit. quit before it eats you alive more.

I really hope you get better.

@Root

Do you have any savigns? (you don't need to answer this at all) Could you just drop the job in like "fuck you all and good riddance"?

I know there are bills to pay always, but there is a moment when you need to choose you over, well, hell itself. It is okay to quit.

In my case telling them "This is my 15 days notice" just did a lot. and from there I was able to focus again and breathe.

Setting boundaries helps too: now work on weekends and like hell I am gonna do extra hours, they don't pay enough for us to suffer their shortcomings.

I will assume that you work in america so absence due to mental health is not an option?

@Root

It is okay to quit.

I did it on a shitty place long time ago. Best decision mental health wise that I ever made.

Since the day I created here an account I only see you in quite a personal hell.

I hope its gets better for you somehow.

Good luck!

@retoor fortunately it can be repaired, it is just the screen

@electrineer I have to agree with you. @root you seem capable of getting out of that shithole and find something better... :(

Half of the laptop is on the cloud now, RIP (Rest In Pieces)

@joewilliams007 Maybe... I could put them on half the screen...

Omg...

Do you guys think that a restart could make it work again?

I did throw it against a corner...

Last thing we all know was something covid related?

Holy shit, you are alive! Glad to see you again!

Yeah, I love the "You can rest when you are dead" filosophy.

Wake up samurai... we have spreadsherts to fill!
Cyberpunk MS edition.

@themissingbrace We are moving to python/django

So far, so good

@ars1 on it... it will be legacy, we are now co-living with it because reasons.

Sound like something authorities would love to check (the part of leaking data)

On a Rick Sanchez tone of voice, choose your favorite:

a) "You do *Burp* spreadsheets..."
b) "You do *Burp* projects with Javascript"
c) "You do *Burp* find jobs on dubious startups"
d) "You do *Burp* legacy code..."

Jokes aside, you could start a smart project to make a portfolio of skills, idk man.

@max19931 My bet is between 5% and 10% of the code "" ok "".

@Root your company work with this metodology, right?

https://medium.com/@dekaah/...

Be strong, you can do it!

Also, search another job ASAP.

#NoMoreTrashTicketsForRoot

@Root I wish you luck on findig another job, because that is some fucked up idea...

Wtf, public?

@black-kite No dude, thats plain wrong.

I understand the presure can make one have shity behaviour, but don't pay it on others.

That never will change if you or your colleages allow it. I do not say that the PM is a bad person, but he/she should do better.

Dude, people like that need some punch in the face.

"You stay online and avaliable, I have to go. And better fix that shit :)"

How about NOT DEPLOYING stuff THE LAST MINUTE!?

Now I am angry >:( !

On a previous company, a poor junior dev did not understand how the code was failing when executed, but all the test ok.

Turns out the dev placed each case on try/catch blocks.

The good news is that the Junior Dev understood what was wrong after a bit of a demonstration and removed the tey/catch blocks.

The very bad news was a 28% of the test showed as Ok...

So I can understand the frustration fixing this kind of stuff.

I hope you find work soon.

Btw, did you talk to HR (like serious talk about the shit enviroment they had) ? Or just say that you will leave the company?

@fruitfcker If I find out about jobs openings I can make a post.

It's in Spain tho.

:wq