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Yes, and you don't have to spend one hour learning how to push a button. A version control system is tackling a non-trivial problem. Go learn it properly, othe
by outworlder 7y ago
Yes, and you don't have to spend one hour learning how to push a button.
A version control system is tackling a non-trivial problem. Go learn it properly, otherwise you'll be one of the 'users' that, at best, will be stumped on trivial issues, losing productivity and running to others for help. At worst, you'll be making bad decisions and dragging down your team.
Would you also say that you don't need to learn anything and can just "guess" while working with a programming language?
- onion2k 7y agoGo learn it properly, otherwise you'll be one of the 'users' that, at best, will be stumped on trivial issues, losing productivity and running to others for help. At worst, you'll be making bad decisions and dragging down your team. I have no problem with people on my team asking each other for help, and I definitely don't consider it bad for productivity when they do. If someone on my team suggested people asking them for help was bad I would bring it up in their next one to one because that's a really bad sign something is wrong. If everyone on my team decided to learn the internals of git so they didn't need to ask one another when a problem arose I would be genuinely concerned about how the team is working.