Get a new job

>get a new job
>Everyone uses a different code style
>Both camel case and snake case. Different functions have different indentation. Some lines are 200 characters long
Should I clean this mess, even though I'm the new guy and haven't made any major contribution yet?
Should I just ignore and go along?

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Your best bet is to email everyone in the office and copy management on why they are wrong and you are right. should be 500 words minimum. make sure you call a few specific people out by name and that you end the email abruptly so they know you aren't messing around.

Kot.

>Some lines are 200 characters long
rm -rf

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report them all to ICE

Yeah, right. And ask for a code of conduct too?
More realistically I may make a thread on the slack to get the temperature on what the other guys think, and see if they are interested in a style guide.

ah, so these are the kinds of places Jow Forums posters get hired at

don't jump into right after you get hired, cause you'll just look like an asshole. so here's what you do. recommend they use a linter. drop in your own configuration file and insist all of the settings are defaults and can't be changed. trust me, with the people you seem to be working with, it'll work. then, not only must all the code be fixed, but they must bend every stylistic choice to your satisfy your every stylistic whim

Tbh it's not a big company, it's a startup.
They are mostly doing mechanical stuff and the firmware is basically interns building upon the work of other interns.
The code is in C and C++. What about using the Google style guide? It's popular so it's easily available on both emacs and vim. But most of the other guys use visual studio.