> We realize test driven development doesn't work, right?
What do you mean with this? I'm a software engineer, and I use TDD quite often. Very often I write tests after coding features. But I see a huge value coming from tests.
Do you mean that they can't guarantee bug free code? I believe everyone knows that. Like washing your hands: it won't work, in the sense you will still get sick. But less. So I'd say it does work.
TDD doesn't mean "code has tests". It means you write tests and then writing code to pass those tests.
It would be crazy for your code to not have tests...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test-driven_development