The code is not yours. You are a hired gun and should do what you are told. I have a different opinion all the time about PR comments but I always do the "thumbs up" and change it if it is functionally the same.
The main criteria for code is does it work and some try hard will always want you to over engineer the simplest of tasks, let them have it, who cares. You should not let your job define you and be your whole identity.
Be passionate about your own projects, don't hang out with coworkers in your spare time and never attend a christmas party without overtime pay.
You are not your job so why care about PR comments.
The main criteria for code is does it work and some try hard will always want you to over engineer the simplest of tasks, let them have it, who cares. You should not let your job define you and be your whole identity.
Be passionate about your own projects, don't hang out with coworkers in your spare time and never attend a christmas party without overtime pay.
You are not your job so why care about PR comments.