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I think this presents a false dilemma, ie it doesn't need to be coding vs non-coding. You can code and knowledge share also. Especially if you pair program or f
by jaegerpicker 10y ago
I think this presents a false dilemma, ie it doesn't need to be coding vs non-coding. You can code and knowledge share also. Especially if you pair program or focus on collabitive coding techniques. It doesn't need to be one or the other.
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- gedy 10y agoYeah exactly - frankly, I think some of it may be that many teams are micromanaged in their day-to-day, hour-to-hour tasks, and it's tough to be a knowledge sharing leader and still code.
- no-bugs 10y ago> You can code and knowledge share also. The problem with it is that there are only 24 hours in a day.