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  3. July 2017

Re: Who the bloody eff still codes CABEQ in this century?!?!?!?

We have the former, but without the latter, there's nothing more than
suggestions. And I, as a lowly contractor, am not going to be the one to
make that suggestion. I couldn't pull it off politely enough.

My style is more passive aggressive. I develop all of my new programs
using **FREE and start coding in column 1. Free form File and Definition
specs. And hoping the old-timer has to do the code review.

We just got a local IT manager who has a lot of experience on the IBM
midrange and who empathizes with my predicament. One of his priorities is
to develop standards, but that one has to swim upstream a raging river of
need-it-yesterday projects.

- Dan

On Wed, Jul 19, 2017 at 3:48 PM, Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Code reviews and code standards are your friend.


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