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Why Interaction Degrades on Dev Teams

12 pointsby rogincover 12 years ago

4 comments

eplanitover 12 years ago
“The best development teams are highly collaborative. They religiously pair program 100% of the time, they work on site in open floor plans, they are constantly communicating. These super teams will run circles around stereotypical anti-social types who lock themselves away to do their work alone.”<p>Says who? No citation for the quote, and the quote itself is an evidence-free assertion (a.k.a. B.S.). I actually agree with the conclusion of the posting that "pairing" is only appropriate for certain personality types or skill level.
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chris_mahanover 12 years ago
I do my best work (code|writing) when there is absolutely nobody around me.
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willthepersonover 12 years ago
I love collaboration while planning and talking about how / why to implement something; however, when I want to actually build that idea, I'm typically much faster when I just throw on some headphones and go for it.<p>Admittedly, I've never pair programmed. Sounds like two bros writing a screenplay in a coffee shop and high-fiving over every rad idea they jam on.
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rogincover 12 years ago
Anyone out there feel this might be a matter of unintentional discrimination?
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