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"Just refactoring" excuses caught this week
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Here's how they waste your money:
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"Currently Refactoring"
Three weeks of "improving code quality" with nothing to show for it except a renamed folder and some reordered imports.
Confidence level: They forgot what they were doing
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"Working on It"
Slack says they're coding. GitHub says they're missing. Jira says "In Progress" since last Tuesday. The truth? Nobody knows.
Last commit: 6 days ago (typo fix in README)
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"Just Testing"
Two commits in two weeks. Both fixing typos in comments. Tests? What tests? The app doesn't even compile anymore.
Lines changed: -3 (deleted a console.log)
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I asked when the feature would be ready. They sent me a 12-paragraph essay about why estimates are harmful to developer morale. Still no ETA. Still no code.
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🔥Marcus has 47 commits vs team avg of 12. Someone's compensating for last quarter.
🤖Sarah dropped a 12,000 line commit. Either AI-generated or she copy-pasted Stack Overflow.
😴Jordan hasn't committed in 3 days. Blocked or polishing their resume?
🌙Alex commits at 2am. Someone needs to fix their sleep schedule.
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