Const-correctness, use of references ("those things with ampersands by them...." said colleague A), exceptions are all unknown to them.
Object-slicing is a risk ("what's object slicing??").
Pointers are thrown around, added to multiple lists, no RAII, no initialisation of variables, use of memcpy everywhere, no copy constructors, C-style casts EVERYWHERE (including casting to siblings and their descendants...). Arrays are used everywhere, occasionally vectors are used but used like arrays (which isn't so bad), but they're used alongside arrays instead of replacing them; naked new/delete, use of malloc and realloc periodically; for loops are using instead of STL algorithms.
And this is a NEW codebase.
I am desperate to leave.
Does anyone need a C++ developer? Please, someone help!
You cannot take C out of C++, so how much help is C++17 if some cowboys in the team keep doing C style coding?
Yes, I know all about static analyzers and code reviews, but the sad truth is that in many companies there are lots of developers and management, that don't care a second about them.
This is specially true across companies whose main product isn't software development.