When quality doesn't matter
Unfortunately, in many environments, quality doesn't matter. Many of us can relate to this. We've worked for employers who actively disregard quality. These people make enough profit that they don't need or want to care. Caring about quality is, unfortunately, a personal choice. If you are in a team that does not value quality, it will be hard to convince them that test-driven development is worthwhile.
If you're in this situation and you have a burning desire to use TDD, then you have a few options. You can spend time convincing your colleagues that it is a good idea. This is never an easy task. You could also play the TDD-by-stealth game, in which you don't ask permission before you start. Failing these options, ...
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