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I have worked for a lot of the really large companies, those that are the largest one in each their respective industry or market.
Siemens, Microsoft, IBM, Allianz, and a number of largest businesses in niche industries that average people will never hear about, like vehicle repair software, international tax reporting software, (anti) money laundering software,...
I also speak six languages and have lived in five countries on two continents.
Sounds like I am bragging, but you did ask!
So you've seen the worst of the worst of legacy codebases, huh?
Probably saw radioactive caustic codebases.