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No, I'm not referring to pair programming. That is a dialogue between two people working to get something done (no shame involved). I'm focussing more on the a
by systemizer 8y ago
No, I'm not referring to pair programming. That is a dialogue between two people working to get something done (no shame involved).
I'm focussing more on the aspect of having someone looking over your shoulder. Just a pair of eyes to watch you work (which I don't equate with pair programming)
- orblivion 8y agoI personally think I would be more productive as a pair, in large part (but not entirely), for the same reason as somebody just watching me.
- systemizer 8y agoYes, I'm not questioning whether one would be more productive (I think actually someone would be more productive!). It's the value of this productiveness in the context of manipulating shame. Maybe for you shame is not a factor here, and that's great. I can only know me, and for me, the act of having someone watch over my shoulder (and only watch over my shoulder) as I work would have some level of shame/guilt involved.
- orblivion 8y agoRight, me too. I'm just saying that the shame/guilt applies via your coding partner as well. Maybe more so, since they're a peer.