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I agree completely. But in a vacuum, the developer who codes outside of work probably has more knowledge and experience than the developer who works 40h/week an
by CryoLogic 9y ago
I agree completely. But in a vacuum, the developer who codes outside of work probably has more knowledge and experience than the developer who works 40h/week and goes off to other things. Even considering diminishing returns.
- emodendroket 9y agoYes and no. I think somebody a little more well-rounded may have other soft skills that are also important.
- CryoLogic 9y agoYeah that's true, hence in a vacuum. If you want someone to do nothing but code - the person who codes the most often will take the cake.
- emodendroket 9y agoYou almost never want that though. Every job I've ever done involved communicating with stakeholders and team mates, working out requirements, resolving disagreements, etc.