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"it would be far more productive for all of them to work together" -> not necessarily. It's not very common but there are examples of having multiple teams try
by petervandijck 10y ago
"it would be far more productive for all of them to work together" -> not necessarily. It's not very common but there are examples of having multiple teams try to solve the same problem in parallel. It ends up speeding up development - they will come up with different approaches, and the best (or a combination) can be selected.