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The application for my very first job contained the following:
The programming language HTML and web design appeals to me.
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I think I was a bit of a smartypants in the sense that I didn't realise people had written sub-optimal code because of pressure by time or from management or a similar aggregator. So instead of just tactfully proposing an improvement, I think I represented it more like "By the way guys, it's much better to do it like this!" 😬 (because I genuinely thought they didn't know of approach X).
Someone should've smacked me or set me straight, but they were very kind and forgiving about my newbie-enthusiasm.