As an engineer, I can say with full conviction that Indians don't give a damn about maintenance and maintainability.
Be it software or hardware or services or what not. We tend to focus on completing the work for that moment.
Also, in this particular case, the location is a studio, and more likely than not, you would not even find any records of maintenance / guidelines / qualified personnel.
Modern Indian culture for a multitude of reasons isn't very philosophical, there is no such concept as doing good work for the sake of it, if it doesn't benefit ME in someway, i'll do the least amount to get away with it, that type of thinking is pervasive.
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This is purely a systemic and cultural issue.
As an engineer, I can say with full conviction that Indians don't give a damn about maintenance and maintainability.
Be it software or hardware or services or what not. We tend to focus on completing the work for that moment.
Also, in this particular case, the location is a studio, and more likely than not, you would not even find any records of maintenance / guidelines / qualified personnel.
Modern Indian culture for a multitude of reasons isn't very philosophical, there is no such concept as doing good work for the sake of it, if it doesn't benefit ME in someway, i'll do the least amount to get away with it, that type of thinking is pervasive.