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One thing I learned working with many developers over the years it's that this is fairly dependent on the individual. Some absolutely thrives in an environment
by jaequery 10y ago
One thing I learned working with many developers over the years it's that this is fairly dependent on the individual.
Some absolutely thrives in an environment without process, I've seen some who simply crushes it without processes and procedures. Beneficial for early stages of company who wants to get a product out asap.
And there are those who thrives with processes, useful and even critical for later stage of the company. I think it's important to have a good balance of these types of developers to maximize each of their strength and weaknesses.
- samiru 10y agoI think it has something to do with different kind of processing in the left/right hemispheres of the brain. For most people left brain type of thinking (attention to detail, focus on process) dominates, it also may be harder for them to see where and how the "gut feeling" originates.