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24/01/2026 3:59 pm
In theory, code reviews exist to improve quality.
In practice, they reflect team culture.
A good review feels collaborative.
A bad one feels like judgment.
When trust is high, feedback is easier to give and receive.
When trust is low, even small comments feel personal.
The best teams use reviews to share context,
not to prove who’s right.
What makes a code review actually helpful in your experience?