How Senior Devs Support Junior Devs

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How Senior Devs Support Junior Devs

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Junior dev: "This is the worst code I've written."

Senior dev: "This is the worst code you've written so far."

That subtle distinction hits harder than a production outage on Friday at 4:59pm. The senior isn't just offering sympathy—they're delivering the brutal truth that your coding journey is just a series of increasingly complex mistakes waiting to happen. It's like getting a compiler error that says "I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed in your future self."

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