One day I felt sorry for my PM:
He was on the way to present an application to a client.
The PM showed me the mess the app was while asking with sadness how he should present that buggy thing.. he and I were new to the project.
After that day I told myself I would put all of my efforts to develop for excellent quality and change the app road.

This days all he did was pressure the team to develop fast.. all my "quality work" at half. Why I care for this guys? All PMs are the same

Thought my OS broke having a week of work..
After a mini heart attack I committed my progress.

Want to influence anyone a decision? Just buzzword

Fixing the npm permissions..
This should be covered by a giant red light and skulls.
If you don't see the warning you broke sudo

What's better than an excel sheet to keep the backlog and progress of the team?!
😃🔫

"We are flexible with the arrivals, always when you accomplish your hours".

Missing detail: they don't open even 15 min early or close 15 min late. So how the fuck is that flexible?

Today before leaving, the QA said she found problems in 3 issues I've been working on, until now everything was ok. Tomorrow is the closing of the Sprint but I can't present this progress because it's not completed...
I know the QA is doing her job but why now?
Hopefully I'll fix it tomorrow before the meeting

Great phrase from my PM (sarcasm):
"Don't waste time with maintainable code, we have a lot of bugs to solve"

Almost a week fighting with an issue.. please don't get me fired

Yesterday I had an interview where they would ask me why of everething many times.
Good exercise to do before the meeting by yourself

As I stated using a Linux OS, clear became my new ctrl + s in the terminal

As a beginner developer looking for jobs:
Want to learn new languaje => Start new Github project => Forgets last project => Repos half started and bad coded => --(image for recruiter)

Any advise for breaking others people code with tests in Java?

!rant
Im not so experienced and feels great when an opportunity of helping another dev appears. What a great community we have