I have found this to some degree (even though I work with amazing people day to day).

It's much easier for people to pump out absolute garbage, you know the kind of "just get it done fast" slop that management types cry out for. And then they wonder why everything end ups broken, not being maintained etc.

And I think the contrast between good and bad code output is much more impactful. Someone can pump out 10x the bad code they used to before, never test it never read through it just push push push baby. And then for good code, sure it's increased my output for slop tasks like repetitive unit tests, but a lot of TLC and review is required for good code and I'd say I've had maybe a 2-3x speed up on a lot of things. But not 10x; you only get that when you don't give a fuck.

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