天空вℓσи∂ @skyblond@qoto.org

Getting home is now more like a sport to me.

Every day since working, I'm actively trying my best to get home as soon as possible.

In general, the map said I need precisely an hour to get home. But today, I only used 57 minutes. And it's not a fluke.

With what I got: no bike (too cold), public transportation only, with some luck, if there is a sharing bike, I can shorten the walking time by 5 minutes, and with carefully calculated the time and try not late, I can catch the first available subway after 1730, wasting no time on waiting.

That's the daily sports to keep me healthy

gotta sleep.

My two basic principles for work: 8 hours sleep and go home on time.

Frankly speaking, this is my first time sleeping at 10pm and wake up at 6am in a stable manner.

Well, on the tech side, at least I can find the first request's implementation. And I think I can figure out how to do it.

But the management is feeling so wrong. Unlike all courses, blogs or books I read, there is no unit test, no code coverage, no task management (someone will tell you what needs to be done through IM, that's all), no documentation.

I thinking what I'm planning is to have a chat with the boss and ask him what's the future plan. I can't bear this mess.

But I don't know if everyone is bearing this mess. So please point out if I'm wrong. Also, I want to know all different kinds of thought, helps and advices. Please dont hesitate to reply. Thanks!

Third day of my first job. I need help/ advice.

I'm still thinking, if I should resign from this job considering now I have no where to go.

Start working on code today. My task is to merge two different branches of code base.

No document on what code/package implements what feature, or what API there are. There is no documentation about the code at all. All I got is a list of clients' requests which were implemented before (in the old code base). And I was told to rely on myself to figure out where is the code and how to implement the same feature in the new code base.

With my limited knowledge, frankly speaking, I don't know if this is a bad managed project or not (since that's my first serious job), but my guts tell me that this feels wrong.

well, things are not going right.

The company is fine, but the code is not.

It's not a healthy code base. There is no documentation, no unit test, and can't run in debug mode. The database design is also bad. My first task is a database migration. There are multiple bad designs, for example, you have a passport ID for user. How do you know a user have a passport? Instead of testing if the passport ID is null, they designed a new column called hasPassport, along with the passport ID column.

Now I'm thinking if I should keep working here. The tech is old, still spring mvc 4, and the design is bad. No code review, all you get is customers need and all you need to do is deliver it asap.

Gonna figure this out before my probationary period ends