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Many professionals in the real world work in team environments where they depend on each other, and you can't just ignore your teammates bad work. This is certa

• verbin217 11y ago
  Right but the usually accepted answer is not: I just give them bullshit to do or otherwise plan on having time to do their work if/when they don't do it sufficiently. That's the right answer. We just don't like it because it condemns people. We really need basic income so we can start being more ruthless about this. Honestly I think it could save some of these people from a downward spiral of bullshitting. They're just scared and we all know they have good reason to be so we give them a pass.
• gozo 11y ago
  In my experience it's even more important in small software shops because you're going to be good at different things and there's no room for ego.