No, not really. I work in a team of four, one of whom is my boss, and I've done code reviews for all three others and been reviewed by all three others. Reviewi

No, not really. I work in a team of four, one of whom is my boss, and I've done code reviews for all three others and been reviewed by all three others. Reviewing others and finding bugs or mistakes in their code, especially my boss', has helped me realise that everybody makes mistakes. My team sees code reviews as a way to lift the burden of responsibility from the person who wrote the code and share it evenly among the reviewers as well, so bugs that make it through code reviews belong as much to the reviewer as the author.