I agree. Source control is an integral part of my workflow and it hurts to know that if someone here were to maintain my code later, they&#x27;d just copy and paste it as-is and start from there. The reasons for this are two-fold:<p>1) Like you said: Inertia. Most projects&#x2F;developers here have been around for years, many starting before git was a thing. SVN is around and used quite a bit, but like I said, I&#x27;ve talked to developers that use neither. Since the code lives on the server, and the server is backed up, people feel no need for source control. Which is part of...<p>2) At least in the web development I&#x27;m doing, there&#x27;s little to no &quot;collaboration&quot;. I have been the sole person actually writing code on every project so far. There are teams working together, but usually every project has a single developer. This place is so vulnerable to their developers getting hit by a bus. But management doesn&#x27;t care because 12 months down the line, once the developer is no longer working the project for whatever reason, the project is scrapped and either re-done because no one else was involved in the technical details, or they spend another year in federal procurement hell to get a shitty off-the-shelf product.