A notice from a senior

Recently, I am maintaining a project, an Asp.net project written with louts logic, and it looks dizzy (a page and a JS file, basically all the business logic is implemented with JS, however, JS is coupled with a lot of interface code. I have never used louts, and I don't know if they are in this development mode.) I haven't understood the logic of the period yet, but it seems that the whole project team has said they should use this thing... I told another colleague that this item is difficult to maintain and it is difficult to modify. But he said that this project has solved the interface problem and we have no time to modify it, we need to make a general and easy-to-maintain system. We can only use this thing. Then I think of a sentence that the manager said before. You can use it first... Suddenly it seems a little confused.

Today, I suddenly think of the words that the company has told me. He said, you should never say that this thing is not easy to use, it is not easy to use, that is to say, when a test fails, you should not say it. If you say it, you should change it. Your salary will not be paid to you. The more you say, the more you will be, the more sinners you will be ....

It seems so. How many people will I offend if I really resist? But I don't seem to feel like I'm getting more and more... I remember a professor once said that computers are all engaged in technology. If you can't do it, you won't be able to participate in politics too much... However, office politics is much more complicated than school politics.

This road is hard to go...