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Not sure how that works for a developer, as there is usually more work to do, a big backlog etc. I could only make myself redundant by stopping progress in soft
by quickthrower2 8y ago
Not sure how that works for a developer, as there is usually more work to do, a big backlog etc. I could only make myself redundant by stopping progress in software.
- fpalmans 8y agoVery good point. When I was a developer myself, I implemented that philosophy by making sure that whatever knowledge or expertise I had, which distinguished me from the other developers in my team was shared and distributed to my colleagues. So - in stead of making myself redundant, I endeavored made myself replaceable. Note: Though, the only time I worked as a developer, I was more experienced and knowledgeable than my team members (very junior team); I was never a great or experienced developer. In retrospect, I probably wasn't even a good developer.