Suddenly The Senior Dev

Imposter syndrome Career ladder Legacy code Software development Career growth Tech industry Unexpected promotion Codebase Technical debt

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Suddenly The Senior Dev

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That moment when you go from asking questions to answering them because the only person who understood the codebase just rage-quit. Now you're sitting there with your chocolate milk, contemplating how you'll explain to management why every feature will take 6 months longer than expected. The thousand-yard stare says it all: "I've seen one too many nested callbacks, and now I'm the one who has to untangle this nightmare."

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