Don’t do this to your company.
“Say you’re in charge of a big software effort. If you make it hard to change code by requiring multiple levels of reviews, a web of Jira tickets, a horde of people needing to sign off, and other red tape, you might effectively kill a whole class of changes, like “small refactor” PRs. The cost of making small changes to the codebase is so high that it becomes net-negative for a single developer to make the change. It is no longer worth the effort, and so they won’t do it anymore. This is, of course, disasterous for the health of a codebase. This too is a fundamental difference, not a marginal change of rate. The codebase doesn’t get the same stream of incremental improvements but at a slower rate, the improvements stop coming altogether.”