Wrapping your mind around OO (simple or bad or good or perfect as it might be) may be much harder than create some home-grown, intuitive dynamic dispatching sol

Wrapping your mind around OO (simple or bad or good or perfect as it might be) may be much harder than create some home-grown, intuitive dynamic dispatching solution. The only difficulty with the above approach is team working. In a team, you have to find common grounds to base your thinking on. So, I never ever use OO, but maybe the only real reason is: I don't need to work in a team...