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Seems like it is optimizing a workflow to maximize the happiness of the developer, perhaps at the sacrifice of other things.
by bluetwo 10y ago
Seems like it is optimizing a workflow to maximize the happiness of the developer, perhaps at the sacrifice of other things.
- pdimitar 10y agoLet's be honest -- yes, that's 99% true. However, let's throw in the mix that happy programmers = better product. A happy dev will work overtime without asking you for extra money. A happy dev will open their Mac in their bed and do researches for things they have to implement tomorrow, 1-2 hours before sleep. A happy dev will only recommend you quality devs if your company needs more hires. I understand some people are rubbed the wrong way by saying this, and proceed to argue that the programmers act like special snowflakes / gods / whatever else, but it's still a fact: having happy programmers (when your product and money depends on the quality of their work) is absolutely critically important.