> Lets face it, those of us who actually try to do things right will just > get labelled as 'perfectionists' and not 'people who get things done', > and the time we have to spend wading through the code the got-doners > left so we can add feature Y makes us look like a hopeless bottleneck > when compared to how quickly they got the original feature X working...
You are perfectly right. But this time I have to cry for my own work, so I have no one who takes the blame for me. On the other hand, I am trying to write better code because I am willing to leave my current job at the university (simply because universities in Italy don't pay very well...) and the one that will take my place is a friend of mine, and I don't want to break a friendship because I wrote horrible code :-) Well, if I will find a firm that will let me work, I will be one more "perfectionist" around :-P Ciao Antonio Petrelli P.S.: Today electricity will be cut off at 12, so I am using the last portion of my time writing stupid letters instead of coding :-P --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
