What you are describing is definitively an issue I face every day but I don't think speed of development is the issue. Higher productivity is good but often what is called higher productivity is just due to carelessly ignoring design and planning in favor of get things done now mentality.
Often the worse offenders are rewarded for being highly productive and the people who end up having to cleanup, refactor and get things actually working are not acknowledge for the vital effort they put in. In my view this is the result of bad management incentives and failure to properly asses results and contributions.
Often the worse offenders are rewarded for being highly productive and the people who end up having to cleanup, refactor and get things actually working are not acknowledge for the vital effort they put in. In my view this is the result of bad management incentives and failure to properly asses results and contributions.