Years and years ago I worked on a team where linear commit history was required so every time a merge happened you had to manually rebase and push to Bitbucket. I put a PR in halfway through the sprint, rebased it a dozen times as everybody else's work got merged, and had nothing to show during review because nobody bothered to check mine and the only coworker I had in the same physical office was out on vacation.
When I interview for new roles I always make a habit of asking how work gets done to avoid shops that engage in these types of shenanigans.
Years and years ago I worked on a team where linear commit history was required so every time a merge happened you had to manually rebase and push to Bitbucket. I put a PR in halfway through the sprint, rebased it a dozen times as everybody else's work got merged, and had nothing to show during review because nobody bothered to check mine and the only coworker I had in the same physical office was out on vacation.
When I interview for new roles I always make a habit of asking how work gets done to avoid shops that engage in these types of shenanigans.