The Daily WTF “Hey, Kim H, can you sit in on a tech-screen for a new hire?” The Big Boss had a candidate they wanted hired, but

The Daily WTF Anneke’s organization is the sort of company where “working” takes precedence over “working well”.

The Daily WTF Art received a job offer that had some generous terms, and during the interview process, there was an ominous sense that the hiring

The Daily WTF “Well, if I need an email template, lucky me, I now have one handy,” writes Paul C. “I was shopping around for

The Daily WTF No one writes HTML anymore. We haven’t for years. These days, your HTML is snippets and components, templates and widgets.

The Daily WTF John works for a manufacturing company which has accrued a large portfolio of C++ code. Developed over the course of decades, by

The Daily WTF Some say that the only reason I like ternary code snippets is that it gives me an opportunity to make the title a

The Daily WTF Enterprise integration is its own torturous brand of software development. Imagine all the pain of inheriting someone else’s

The Daily WTF “When the notification system about the broken NYC MTA is broken, does that make the MTA meta-broken?” writes T.S.

The Daily WTF When I first glanced at this submission from Thomas, I almost just scrolled right by. “Oh, it’s just another case where