Can confirm. My lead is pretty picky with everything and expects 110% correctness. Even if my solutions works, is maintainable and extensible it is not how they would've implemented it, so it's no good. Argumentation is sometimes pretty artificial where some made up rules are the gold standard. That plus comments like "that is bad style" (for something that I've seen in all my past jobs + in a lot of OS code) make me not really want to loop them in.
But the job pays well and has interesting problems to solve, so I guess I will put up with it for some time more.
But the job pays well and has interesting problems to solve, so I guess I will put up with it for some time more.