I was watching the series on HBO called "Silicon Valley" where they mentioned the term technical debt. Originally I had thought that it came from guys that originated in Socialist countries but now I see that it is a pretty mainstream term. I'm currently involved in a Quartz project in IT and it looks like one huge collection of technical debt that someone else at some point will have to fix without breaking a lot of other things that depend on it. Have I got this right? or will I be on the next layoff list looking for better prospects on real systems that are actually engineered with sound software development principles?
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