Considering so many projects in last 10 years where code was not even formatted even though it was one command away in IDE, ridiculous variable names, useless comments like 'method getA() returns A" I am not sure it is result of bad programmers or just natural state of IT industry. Java succeeds despite lot of bad code mean immense hard work on performance/ libs side by JDK teams.

I think same is going to be true for Go. I have written few projects in Go and they have produced much more value than time taken to write them.

At the end of day companies I worked for prefer mediocre code that is written and used vs excellent code in brilliant programing language that was never completed.